After his capture and conviction, Bernardo was sentenced to life imprisonment and was later declared a dangerous offender, thus making it unlikely that he will ever be released from prison.

Will Paul Bernardo ever get parole?

The prisoner offered no release plan, the official said in recommending he be denied both day or full parole. In response, a fast-talking Bernardo spoke of his "stress and anxiety" at having spent more than 10,000 days without meaningful human contact, saying he had been subject to cruel and unusual punishment.

What happened to the Bernardo house?

The house and car of notorious sex killer Paul Bernardo will be destroyed Tuesday. ... Bernardo rented the home from its owners during the time he used it as a sex prison. After his arrest in 1993, the home was bought by the Ontario government, and the land was left with the owners.