Michael Skakel, who was released from prison last month after he was granted a new trial in the 1975 slaying of a neighbor, has been granted permission to travel to see his son in New York and other relatives in Oregon.
Skakel was ordered to remain in Connecticut unless granted permission to travel outside the state. Court records show Skakel’s request on Dec. 9 to visit his son and an earlier request to visit relatives in Oregon for Thanksgiving were granted.
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