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Andrew McGlynn

Alias

Andre McGlynn

Offences

Murder in 1986, followed by an armed robbery committed while on parole shortly after his intial release in 1994
Released in 2003, recalled for aggravated robbery
Released again in 2005, recalled for male assaults female.
Released again in 2008, recalled for a breach of parole and then released again in early 2009

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

Black Power

Age

Born 1966

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to "life" in 1986, has been released and recalled no less than four times

Background
From TV One Assignment 14th June 2001
The changing face of New Zealand prisons. Rod Vaughan looks at new rehabilitation programmes being tried around the country - and the personal impact this is having on inmates, victims and their families. In the first one-hour documentary of its kind, Assignment is granted the highest level of access to several Kiwi prisons.

Vaughan talks with offenders, victims, and the families of both, in a special investigation into the new initiatives being used by the Department of Corrections. The new programme - Integrated Offender Management, promises better results for prisoners once they are released back into the community, each programme being tailor-made to suit the individual.

Vaughan speaks exclusively with convicted murderer Andrew McGlynn who has spent 18 of his 34 years behind bars - and finds although he admits not being ready to be let out yet, he claims he is making progress

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Corrections and Additional Information
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