Jeremy Molitor

Jeremy Molitor is a former boxer and Commonwealth Games gold medalist, he is currently on parole for second-degree murder.

Boxing career Molitor and his younger brother Steve were known as the "Bruise Brothers", as they rose from Sarnia's gyms to the top of Canada's amateur boxing ranks in the late 1990s. Both siblings were educated at Northern Collegiate Institute and Vocational School (NCIVS). A former nine-time national amateur champion,

Conviction On May 4, 2002, five months after moving back to Sarnia, he murdered his ex-girlfriend, 21-year-old Jessica Nethery, in a parking lot, stabbing her 58 times. With credit for time already served he could apply for parole in 2016.

Parole On November 26, 2015, Molitor was granted day parole after appealing a previous decision to deny parole in November 2014. The appeal was granted on the grounds that members of the board reported they weren't convinced Molitor's "tendency to manipulate others has in fact ended," according to a copy of the board's decision. Molitor was eventually granted full parole in 2019.