New Hampshire Resentencing Allows Dartmouth Killer Robert Tulloch to Seek Parole After Supreme Court Ruling

Robert Tulloch, who was given a life sentence without parole as a juvenile for the murders of two Dartmouth professors in 2001, is now eligible for release at age 62 following a resentencing. The court reduced his sentence to concurrent terms of 45 years to life, with the possibility of parole, after a Supreme Court ruling mandated review of mandatory life sentences for juvenile offenders. Tulloch may also be restricted from contact with the victims' family members and profiting from the crime.

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