California Board of Parole Hearings Reverses Decision on Convicted Rapist’s Parole
Victim’s Advocacy Leads to Continued Custody for Moreno Valley Rapist
According to ABC 7, on a significant turn of events, the state Board of Parole Hearings in California has reversed its earlier decision to grant parole to Cody Woodsen Klemp, a 68-year-old convicted rapist from Moreno Valley. Cody Woodsen Klemp, sentenced to 170 years in prison back in 1994 for raping his 14-year-old niece, will remain in custody pending a future parole hearing. The decision follows intense advocacy from the victim, who courageously shared the profound impact of the assault on her life, likening it to enduring deep, lasting wounds.
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68-Year-Old Cody Woodsen Klemp Convicted Rapist’s Parole Denied: 25 Years of Justice Served (PHOTO: Fox News)
Testimony Influences Parole Board’s Reversal Decision in Moreno Valley Rapist Case
Governor Gavin Newsom‘s intervention earlier this year prompted a review of Cody Woodsen Klemp’s eligibility under the Elderly Parole Program, given his age and lengthy incarceration. victim’s powerful testimony, supported by Riverside County prosecutors, played a pivotal role in persuading the parole board to rescind its initial decision. As the legal battle continues, the victim finds solace in this temporary victory, drawing strength from her faith and the ongoing support of her community.
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