Gregory Vogelsang, 57, was sentenced back in 1999 to 355 years to life for sexually assaulting kids, some as young as three years old.
Booking photo of Gregory Vogelsang California Department of Corrections and RehabiitationThe California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) said the board instead voted to refer the grant of elder parole to a rescission hearing in four to six months. That hearing is meant to determine "if a fundamental error was committed by the granting panel that may indicate that a grant of parole was improper," according to the CDCR.
Under California's elder parole law, inmates age 50 and older who have served at least 20 consecutive years in prison are eligible for release.
Just last month, David Allen Funston was expected to be released under California's elder parole law but was kept behind bars after new charges were filed in nearby Placer County.
Some state Republicans are calling on Gov. Newsom and the California Board of Parole to do more and stop possible releases of this nature.
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho issued a statement Wednesday afternoon thanking community members "for the overwhelming response" to oppose Vogelsang's release at the hearing.
"Hundreds of you showed up, emailed, and called the Board of Parole—you put people before predators, public safety above politics and children before criminals who preyed upon the most vulnerable," Ho said.
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