Edward Boyle Jr. who was convicted of killing a woman and raping several others has been granted parole.
Boyle served 19 years for the killing of Louisa Scott and the rape of five other women in Manchester,CT in the 1970s and 1980. He was released in 1999. Boyle was arrested again in 1999 for the rape of a 14-year-old girl in Groton and was sentenced to five years.
In November 2009, Boyle was released under strict supervision, and prohibited from contacting the victim. Boyle was then sentenced to 15 months for violating the terms of his release by going beyond the range of his GPS tracking device and missing a sexual offender treatment center appointment.
Authorities discovered during a 2011 parole hearing that Boyle was communicating with the girl from his prison cell.
Boyle will be released Feb. 18, and likely relocated to the January Center
The January Center in Montville, Connecticut, a locked residential treatment facility for sex offenders.
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