Robert Brown, 61, convicted for the 2010 killing of his estranged wife, Joanna Simpson, has been refused release at a recent parole hearing, according to reporting. Brown, who had sought parole again, appears before the Parole Board and the board decides he is not fit to be released into the public. The articles say Brown was convicted after Simpson, 46, was killed in 2010, in a case that involved serious violence. The latest decision follows a hearing held last month, with the Parole Board concluding that Brown should not be granted parole. The reports do not describe any change in circumstances or provide additional details about the board’s reasoning beyond the finding that he is not suitable for release. Brown’s age and the victim’s identity and age are stated consistently across the accounts. The information is limited to the outcome of the parole process and the underlying conviction for the 2010 death, with no further updates reported here.