MADISON, WI (WTAQ) – One of the six men convicted in the 1992 murder of Green Bay paper mill worker Tom Monfils is having his initial parole request reviewed by the state.
The Wisconsin Department of Corrections tells FOX 11 that Keith Kutska has applied for parole.
Kutska, along with five others, were given life prison terms for the murder of Monfils.
One of the six, Michael Piaskowski, had his conviction overturned by a federal court and was released. Thus far, Dale Basten, Michael Hirn, Michael Johnson and Rey Moore have had their parole requests denied.
Online court records indicate that the now 64-year-old Kutska is being held at the Jackson Correctional Institution.
