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Her lawyer Sarah Rauch earlier told Postmedia that they had known each other for about five years and that CSC had done “huge scrutiny” before allowing the couple to have conjugal visits earlier this year.

You admitted that you travelled to visit your friend in May, which is the same month the alleged victim disappeared

Dorozan was arrested at his place of work on Aug. 12, 2016, “without incident,” say the parole documents signed by board member Linda Cross. “Police information is limited due to the active investigation.”

Cross said it’s not clear what, if any, role Dorozan had in the May disappearance. The missing man is not named in the ruling. The RCMP could not provide details of his identity Friday.

But Cross said Dorozan admitted having contact with a friend who “was closely associated to the missing person.”

“You admitted that you travelled to visit your friend in May, which is the same month the alleged victim disappeared.”

The documents say Dorozan was photographed at a U-Haul rental outlet with the friend and the now-missing man.

He told his parole supervisor that his friend didn’t have a driver’s licence, so Dorozan agreed to rent the vehicle for him.

“You claimed you did not know the other man in the photograph nor did you know the person who had gone missing,” Cross said. “You were adamant that you were not involved in the incident.”

But Cross said the new “allegation bears some similarity to the circumstances resulting in your first federal sentence: You were convicted in 2001 for your part in kidnapping and robbing a drug dealer whom your accomplice tortured, shot and killed.”