Parole Denied for Cameron Moffat Due to High Risk of Violent Re-Offending

Cameron Moffat, one of the two men convicted of the brutal murder and mutilation of 18-year-old Kimberly Proctor in 2010, has been denied parole due to a high risk of violent re-offending. Moffat, 33, has been serving a life sentence since 2011 for charges of first-degree murder and indignity to a dead body. The sentencing judge described the circumstances of the murder as "horrific" and noted that Moffat required extensive and long-term treatment, management, and supervision. A recent psychological risk assessment indicated that Moffat's risk on day parole is considered "high" until he can demonstrate a sustained period of behavioural and emotional stability in a minimum security setting.

Key Takeaways:

• Cameron Moffat, 33, has been denied parole due to a high risk of violent re-offending after serving a life sentence since 2011 for charges of first-degree murder and indignity to a dead body.
• The sentencing judge described the circumstances of the murder as "horrific" and noted that Moffat required extensive and long-term treatment, management, and supervision.
• A recent psychological risk assessment indicated that Moffat's risk on day parole is considered "high" until he can demonstrate a sustained period of behavioural and emotional stability in a minimum security setting.
• Moffat has a history of aggressive behaviour directed towards his family and has a history of stealing and truancy.
• He has completed the High Intensity Sex Offender Program and maintenance programming on three occasions, but will still be considered high-risk.
• The Parole Board noted that the gravity of Moffat's crime is extreme and falls at the highest end of the spectrum in terms of seriousness.

Statistics:

• Moffat has been serving a life sentence since 2011.
• He underwent a psychological risk assessment in September 2024, which indicated a high risk on day parole.
• He completed the High Intensity Sex Offender Program three times, most recently in October 2023.
• He has not been in contact with his accomplice since 2021.

Sources:

• Goldstream News Gazette, Copyright 2025.