Early release of SC man who terrorized family in 2006 home invasion shrouded in secrecy

A North Augusta man serving 40 years in prison for a violent home invasion quietly received one of the largest criminal sentence reductions in recent South Carolina history. Why was his case largely hidden from public view?

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