The California parole board on Wednesday denied Daniel Bezemer's request for release, more than 22 years after Vanderschoot was killed in 2003. The decision comes just two years after Bezemer was previously denied parole for five years.
"She was vibrant, beautiful, had the best laugh. Her big smile would light up a room," said Justine's sister, Christine Vanderschoot. "She was just my best friend. I miss her."
"He made the decision that day and what he did that night," said Justine's mother, Lynnette Vanderschoot. "There's no taking it back."
"I tried to imagine what it was like, and what it's gonna be like when she comes back," Bezemer said at the time.
Placer County District Attorney Morgan Gire says state law allows inmates to petition for an earlier parole hearing, even after being denied.
Gire called the process broken and said his office is exploring possible legislative reform.
For Justine's family, the denial comes during an especially painful time of year.
Don Vanderschoot says he does not believe his daughter's killer will ever show he deserves early release.
Bezemer's next parole hearing is scheduled for 2028, unless he files another petition requesting an earlier hearing.
The other man convicted in Justine Vanderschoot's murder, Brandon Fernandez, was denied parole in 2022. His next parole hearing is tentatively scheduled for July 2027.
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