Tears started rolling down Allen Alston‘s face at the mention of his mother, who died in July 2024. But Alston couldn’t reach up to wipe them away — his hands remained tightly shackled to his waist.
On Wednesday, Alston, 47, appeared in front of the Massachusetts Parole Board in Natick for the first time since he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibly of parole for first-degree murder more than 25 years ago.
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