Robert Chambers, better known to some as the 'Preppy Killer,' has been released after spending 15 years in prison for drug and assault charges.
Chambers spent a similar amount of time in prison after pleading guilty to strangling Jennifer Levin in New York City's Central Park during the summer of 1986.
Robert Chambers is led in handcuffs into Manhattan criminal court for his arraignment on Oct. 23, 2007. Chambers entered the plea to killing 18-year-old Levin as part of a deal when a jury could not reach a decision after nine days of deliberations.He was again arrested in 2007 for selling drugs out of his apartment.
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