Robert Chambers will be under state parole supervision in Rockland County, Department of Correction records show. The infamous “Preppy Killer” — who brutally strangled teenager Jennifer ...

Robert Chambers, known as the “Preppy Killer” for murdering a teenager in Central Park in 1986, was released again this week from prison after serving time for unrelated drug crimes.

The Preppy Killer 41:20. Robert Chambers, better known to some as the "Preppy Killer," was released after spending 15 years in prison for drug and assault charges, according to state records ...

As per CBS News, Robert Chambers is being made to keep to all his parole conditions until the date for its termination, which is 2028. Listen to the podcast for more details about Robert Chambers. × ...

Robert Chambers, better known to some as the “Preppy Killer," was released after spending 15 years in prison for drug and assault charges, according to state records. Chambers spent a similar ...

Robert Chambers became known as the "Preppy Killer" after he strangled a woman to death in Central Park in 1986. On Tuesday, he was released from prison on separate drug charges.

Robert Chambers, 56, was released from prison on July 25 after serving 15 years on drug and assault charges decades after he served time for the murder of 18-year-old Jennifer Levin in the 1980s.

Notorious “Preppy Killer” Robert Chambers, convicted for the brutal 1986 Central Park strangling of a teen-age girl in a blockbuster Manhattan case, was paroled from prison after servin… ...

Robert Chambers, known as the “Preppy Killer” for murdering a teenager in Central Park in 1986, was released again this week from prison after serving time for unrelated drug crimes.

NEW YORK (AP) — Robert Chambers, better known to some as the “Preppy Killer,” was released after spending 15 years in prison for drug and assault charges, according to state records. Chambers spent a ...

Robert Chambers, better known to some as the “Preppy Killer,” was released after spending 15 years in prison for drug and assault charges, according to state records. Skip to content.