Paris Bennett Release Date
Paris Bennett Release Date

Paris Bennett Release Date: How Long is He in Jail and Why Did He K!ll His Sister?

A 25-year-old man named Paris Bennett is currently incarcerated in the Ferguson Unit of the Texas State Prison for murd*r. In 2007, Bennett made news when, at 13, he admitted to k!lling his four-year-old sister Ella at their Abilene, Texas, home. When she was sleeping in her bed, the teen stabbed his younger sibling 17 times with a kitchen knife.

Paris Bennett Release Date: How Long Is He in Jail?

Months after murd*ring in 2007, Bennett was given the harshest sentence a minor in Texas could receive 40 years in jail. Bennett is eligible for parole in eight years, in 2027, having already spent 12 years of his sentence. In 2027, Paris Bennett will be able to apply for parole. He can be released as early as 2047.

Although Charity has been encouraged to go into hiding because she believes Bennett may still harbor violent intentions toward her, his potential early release could have hazardous consequences for her. Bennett is not permitted to connect with kids because of the nature of his cr!me.

Why Did He K!ll His Sister? The Depressing Night and Evil Act 

Why Did He Kill His Sister
Why Did He K!ll His Sister

On February 5, 2007, at 12:30, Charity Lee was working at Buffalo Wild Wings when the police informed her that her daughter had been hurt. She urged them to take her to her young daughter immediately, but they refused, telling her that “you can’t go; she’s de@d.”

She wanted to know if her child was okay. Also, they declared, “We have him. Charity hired a nanny to watch her children, Ella and Paris Bennett, before she left for work. Because of his many plans, Paris, who has a high Intellect, convinced the babysitter to go sometime at about 10 o’clock.”

At that moment, Paris went to her younger sister’s room. He assaulted her violently, pushed her, and injured her several times. He contacted his schoolmate and spoke with him for six minutes before dialing 911.

He told the officer on call,

 “I unintentionally k!lled someone,” the officer  reacted, “You think you k!lled someone?” Paris said, “No, I KNOW I did. My sister…. I feel so messed up.”

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The responding police encouraged him to give his sister some medical supplies, but he refused because Ella Bennett had already passed away. In her book “How Now Butterfly,” Charity Lee reveals that Paris spent much time watching graphic p**n before k!lling his sister.

He viewed “S&M,” “servitude,” and “twistedness” which are examples of realistic pornography. He even searched for videos in the late hours to understand how to k!ll someone. “His wounds were methodical and deliberate, not fierce, not a wild rage, Not all were profound,” wrote Lee in her memoir. Most were penetrations from shallow blows.

In addition, Paris Bennett admits that he k!lled his sister as a result of a mental image he had in which she appeared to have a pumpkin-headed evil. After learning that he had to k!ll his sister to k!ll his mother, he later amended his story and said that he had planned the murd*r of his younger sibling.

The murd*r was planned in Paris. He k!lled his sister because he needed to make his mother suffer; after realizing that he would go to prison and that she would also lose him, he took her children from her. He needed his mother to endure hardship in her life.

When Charity went to the prison to see her child, he said:

“You’re correct. I k!lled her.” Even while in prison, he keeps on hurting his mom, making statements like, “I love watching your pain.”

Lee is aware that Paris Bennett might eventually murd*r her. Once her visit to Paris ended, she received this acknowledgment. He punched the table into her, trapping her against the concrete wall behind her; she wrote in her diary.

He removed my breath. I felt stunned and de@dened. He then pulled the table back, I took a moment to catch my breath, and he hammered it into me again.

Paris Bennett spoke about The Family I Had in 2017 and shared:

“I decided to do my cr!me, and I take the entire liability for my deeds. I’m not crazy, and I don’t experience the ill effects of any psychological instability.”

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What Does He Have to Say About the Cr!me?

Bennett confesses to Morgan that he did something terrible, but he adds, “Yes, I did commit a horrendous cr!me, but does that one mistake define my entire life…? It doesn’t, in my opinion.”

Bennett asserted in a different interview that he had no mental disorders despite his diagnosis. He stated, “I chose to do my cr!me, and I take full responsibility for my cr!me,” in the 2017 Investigation Discovery channel series The Family I Had. And I wouldn’t say that what happened was predisposed. I don’t have a mental illness, and I’m not mad.

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Jasley Marry grew up in Durham, North Carolina, where she spent twelve ascetic years as a vegetarian before discovering spicy chicken wings are, in fact, a delicacy. She’s been a state-finalist competitive pianist, a hitchhiker, a pizza connoisseur, an EMT, an ex-pat in China and Sweden, and a science doctoral student. She’s also a bit of a snob about fancy whiskey. Jasley writes early in the morning, then spends the rest of the day trying to impress her Border collie puppy and make her experiments work.