Convicted killer Paul Bernardo was denied parole after victims and family members of victims described their ongoing pain from his brutal crimes.

Paul Bernardo will use his parole hearing to freely inflict pain, just as Clifford Olson used to do with his, Roy Green says.

Designated a dangerous offender, Bernardo, 54, became eligible for parole in February.

The families of two school girls brutally raped and killed by Paul Bernardo say the notorious killer's application for day parole is "gut wrenching."