Maniac Driver Who Killed Emily Shane Up For Parole, Family Wants Your eMail Help

The man who sped down Pacific Coast Highway … aiming at other cars … before purposely driving over a Malibu girl named Emily Shane … is up for parole.

Sina Khankhanian has been in prison for 11 years. 

He was sentenced to 15 years to life, so this is 3 years prior to his minimum sentence. 

Michel Shane is Emily’s father …. and he is asking Malibu to write emails to the parole board … opposing Khankhanian’s release. 

Says Shane … “He was utterly remorseless, as those of you who attended the trials can attest. 

“Due to the current protocols of the new DA here in California, we have a poor chance of this man remaining where he belongs.” 

Numerous people called 911 that day … as the car driven by Khankhanian careened west on PCH.

He was swerving towards oncoming traffic.

One person told the dispatcher …. this is going to end badly. 

As the car sped west of Kanan Dume … witnesses saw Khakhanian deliberately drive towards the girl … who was walking from the produce stand to the crosswalk … as he dad was across the street. 

Shane notes that the Parole Board will want to know very specifically WHY this person should not be released.

They consider the gravity of the offense, and whether the inmate would impact public safety.

Shane notes that Khankhanian was utterly remorseless, never once expressed sorrow to our family or regret, said “I don’t give a f_ _ _” when told he killed Emily, a young, sweet and innocent child. 

His conversations from prison reflected how anxious he was to be cleared due to his family hiring an expensive criminal defense attorney, and his plans once released. Shane says his speech to the board will explain why someone like this should not have early release. 

What happens if he’s angry or upset again? 

What will he do this time? 

Kill more people? 

Will he be driving the streets? 

Would you want this person as your neighbor, living in your community? 

A remorseless murderer? 

Shane concludes … “There are no sound grounds to let this man free.”

Here is the link to the parole board’s email address… as well as the technical requirements needed for each email … 

Your statement must identify the inmate’s name : Sina Khankhanian.

The inmate’s CDCR number must be provided: Inmate AL8228.

The date of the hearing must be provided: November 2, 2021.

Your email must be sent and received by October 15th to be considered!

Send to:  [email protected]