Sex offender: I won't 'ever deserve' parole

A Bay State child rapist imprisoned for life for brutally attacking three Holyoke boys and raping two of them in 1988 admitted during his parole hearing yesterday that he wasn’t fit to be sprung.

LaDale Strange — who was 17 years old when he committed the heinous crimes — told the Parole Board he didn’t think there was anything he could “do or say” to “ever deserve” being granted parole.

“I just don’t believe there’s anything I could ever do,” Strange said.

The con’s admission came after Parole Board chief Josh Wall prepared to read the details of the savage assaults and told Strange he could tell him how much time was “fair” punishment.

“I don’t think you need to do that,” Strange said.

Strange, who pleaded guilty to the attacks, kidnapped and assaulted the boys, ages 7 and 8, within a four-week span.