A woman who played her boyfriend and played a woman in the "I am a killer" series in Netflix, withdrawn a shocking confession in the 2015 crime. Litigation of parole committee.

Lindsay Haugen, 41, was in Walmart 2016 in 2015.

The second season of "I am a killer" in the real crime series on Netflix, the focus is the murderer who was convicted. Haugen said that she killed Mast (she was less than a month) out of love because she insisted that he insisted that he wanted to want He wants him to die.

But in an interview with the police who recorded and included in the concentration, she told the detective to The video shows: "I want to kill someone with my naked hand."

The video said, "I think I saw my opportunity."

Police said the mast was drunk and could not fight back.

On Wednesday, Haugen told a group of three members that she had "troubled" a statement "troubled", claiming that she said she would stop the detectives.

Huo Gen said at the hearing: "I hope I haven't said it, of course, I don't mean that."

Haugen said she was "drunk" during the interrogation, and she said that the history of men's abuse caused her to lie.

She said, "I said that I think this man wants to hear to stop allegations." "I'm not looking for opportunities. I will never deliberately cause harm to another man."

Huo Gen said during the 10 -minute preparation time that she had committed a crime and expressed regrets and Reimensions for this. But she asked a short judgment that she was a better person and was treating her alcohol.

She said: "I now appear in the case where you are committed to killing now. This statement has caught me into a bone." "I know I shouldn't get this, but I hope to have the opportunity to live with the opportunity I have."

Steve Hallam, Detective Steve Hallam, in his speech on Wednesday, Steve Haram told the board of directors, Hauguen, who was interrogated by Haugen. In addition to referring to her naked hands, there are other cold self -confidence.

Haram said Hogan also revealed in a recorded interrogation that she plans to bury the Muster body in a scarce area before leaving Washington. Hogan also said that she would not go to the police to report a crime.

Haram said: "Lindsay Haugen is not worth dealing with it."

Emotionally, MAST's family members begged the board to keep Haugen outside prison.

MAST's stepmother Mindy Pendleton helped him raise him from a toddler. She said that her family lived in "loss and sadness" every day because she had to bear the consequences of her action. "

She added: "Any less reduced the existence of Robby and those who love him."

Pendleton also said that Haugen exploited the killing case when he participated in the NETFLIX show broadcast by his steps in 2020. It should not be "any infamous in the series of the series," award".

Pendelton urged the board of directors to remember crimes. She said: "Imagine your child, the person you love. I imagine CHO, strangle, suffocate."

The pardon and parole committee of Montana made a recommendation to the governor Greg Gianforte, the only power to grant or reject Haugen's request.

A spokesman for Gianforte said the governor has not received a large request. The board of directors said that the governor did not respond without a statutory schedule.

According to the board of directors, if there is no large treatment, Hogan will be eligible for parole in September 2030.

The parole committee said that it received at least six letters to support her early release, and there were about three letters that opposed it.

Great treatment is an extraordinary form of relief form. In most cases, the Haugen Listening Group member Brad Newman told NBC news.

He said that the board of directors did not have to award the Haugen public hearing, but this was because there were "enough reasons" to hear her explanation.

Newman said that when the board reviewed her application, the Netflix plot did not appear.

"I don't know that her case has been discussed on Netflix. I am not a client booking. This is a news for me." He said. "I think the members of the board of directors have seen or heard that the case can be imagined."