WICHITA (AP) – Two sisters are gathering hundreds of signatures as they seek to keep the man who killed their sibling nearly 33 years ago behind bars.

During a hearing Tuesday in Wichita, Allen Jordan will be considered for parole for the third time. The hearing will give members of the state Prisoner Review Board a chance to hear from
the sisters, Jan Colvin and Sue Jones.

Jordan received essentially a life sentence after being convicted of first-degree murder, rape and aggravated burglary in the May 1979 death of Augusta High School senior Kay Robinson.

The Wichita Eagle reports that Robinson’s sisters don’t expect to learn the board’s decision until next month.

Colvin says she would be “very fearful” of Jordan being paroled. He is now 56.