Lauren Dickason, convicted of murdering three people, has a date set for her appeal, according to reports. The articles state that her sentence means she becomes eligible for parole only after she has served the required portion of her term. One report notes that she is eligible for parole in September 2027, once she has served one third of her sentence. The coverage indicates that the appeal process is scheduled to proceed following the setting of that appeal date. No additional details about the grounds of the appeal or any changes to sentencing are included in the provided summaries. Both outlets describe the same timeline elements: the appeal date has been determined, and parole eligibility is tied to a specific point in her sentence—September 2027. The reports do not indicate whether parole approval is automatic or discuss further legal outcomes beyond the eligibility timeframe. The information presented focuses on procedural scheduling and the statutory/contractual timing for parole eligibility under her sentence.