Pembroke dentist Christy Natsis has been granted full parole and is free to return home and resume her practice.
The Parole Board of Canada granted Natsis full parole last week, noting that staff at the Ottawa halfway house where she’s been living since June described her time there as “exemplary.”
Natsis, 55, had served just 13 months of her five-year prison sentence when she was released on day parole last June. She was convicted of impaired driving causing death and dangerous driving causing death in the March 31, 2011 head-on collision on Highway 17 that killed Bryan Casey, a 50-year-old married father of two. She was also convicted of violating her release conditions for buying a bottle of liquor while she was out on bail.
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