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WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

Wisconsin Statutes, Chapter 304

Parole Commission

Administrative Code, Chapter PAC1 DOC-1208 (Rev.08/2012) WICS

PAROLE COMMISSION ACTION OFFENDER NAME THAMES, TOMMIE R.

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DOC # 297592

FAQILITY NAME Oshkosh Correctional Institution [OSCI]

AGENT # 31512

TIS No

980 No

I-RECOMMENDED ACTION TAKEN

1

Defer (for 18 Months)

NEW PED

02/11/2016

MR/ES

10/12/2041 ,

RECOMMENDED ELIGIBILITY DATE

DATE ACTION TAKEN

,06/23/2014

HEARING TYPE

Parole Review 'I

If you are recommended for a parole grant/release, the time frame within which you shall be released, as established by the Chairperson of the Parole Commission, shall be reflected in the grant/order.

GENERAL REASONS FOR ACTION TAKEN

1. You have developed an adequate plan, but will need Agent's verification. 2. Your institutional conduct has been satisfactory. 3. Your program participation has been satisfactory. 4. Release at this time would involve an unreasonable risk to the public. 5. You have NOT served sufficient time for punishment.

COMMISSION COMMENTS

You were seen today for parole consideration for case 95CF1165 Ct # 1, 1st Degree Reckless Homicide with use of a Dangerous Weapon and Ct # 2, Attempted 1st Degree Intentional Homicide with use of a Dangerous Weapon. Your MR date for this case is 10-12-41 and your PED date is 8-11-14, noting that this is a PMR case in which you have now served approximately 19 years and 4 months on a 70 year sentence. Consecutive to this sentence is a term of probation for Ct #3, Mutilating a Corps. According to the record this case involved you, a co-actor and the victim together in a basement consuming alcohol / marijuana and brandishing guns. You and the victim had been pointing the guns at each other and pretending to shoot each other when you shot the victim in the head. You were afraid to go to prison, so you and the co-actor put the victim in the truck of a car and drove around looking for an open garage to place the body. When you found the desired location, you put the victim on the floor in the garage and shot him again to put him to him rest. You and the co-defendant then left the garage and went to you respective homes. Later that night after having a conversation with your co-actor you decided to burn the victims body to destroy any possible evidence. You subsequently went back to the garage where you had left the victims body and poured gasoline on the victim and set him on fire. You admit to these behaviors and tearfully accept responsibility claiming that you were afraid to go to jail and were influenced by your co-actor to try to cover up the crime. At 37 years of age this is your 1st incarceration yet you have a significant juvenile record. Your conduct while incarcerated includes 5 minor and 2 major CR's with the last major occurring on 12-11-00. You have no unmet essential treatment needs, noting that none were identified for you. To your credit you have completed your HSED and two Vocational programs including working with the Service Dog program. Your release plan notes that you would like to live with your mother. This may be workable, but will need your agent's approval when time frames are more appropriate. Based on the nature and severity of the case and the tragic loss of life it is cleaTthit more time is warranted so as not -to depreciate-the seriousness of the crime and therefdre the—deci§lon by the Commission will be to defer your case for 18 months.

Note: Today's interview included victim participation via video. In attendance was a member of the victims family and a member of the Office of Victim Services.

This recommendation will require the approval of the Chairperson.

TimeStamp: 23 June 2014 14:27:05 --- User: D. Drankiewicz