a terrible trigger. i won t be able to come out of my house now. every noise i hear, i will be on high alert. i feel like we re the prisoners. reporter: these women vow to keep vigil until he leaves. hubbard fears strong women. he goes after the weak. he fears us. john walsh spent most of his tile tracking down predators. the pillowcase rapist, this guy 40 rapes that we know about and gets out. i m a great advocate for undetermined civil confinement, that means if a guy is a child killer or horrible serial rapist, serial pedophile, he may be sentenced to 15 years but at that time they can decide whether he is fit to be ee reled
and here is a guy who brags about the 40 plus rapes that he got away with. the pillowcase rapist is going to have a gps ankle monitor 24 hours a day. he ll have supervision, you know, for six months to a year. that s not enough, you re saying? anderson, what happens in year two, year three? a guy who raped violently 40 women, jokes about it and admits that he did it? the u.s. marshals say right now after we passed the adam sex offender act that there are at least 100,000 level 3 rapist and pedophiles, that s the worst of the worst who have broken or violated their parole or probation or cut their ankle bracelets off at large right now. 100,000 rapists level 3 sex offenders at large. that s incredible. who is going to monitor this guy four years from now? do you think he is going to go to work for bank of america or become a college professor? what has he done his whole life? right. what did he do when he got
into society, maybe put in a mental facility not as secure as prison. in crimes where people can t be cured, where people, where rehabilitation doesn t work. the stay law says he can serve 15 years and he s such a danger, he s actually a health menace to security and women and children. he served type and was released previously and admitted to raping violently at least 20 women while he was out for the two-year period and is back in. and now against the pleas of all the victims, the district attorney, many, many people, a judge decided to put him in a halfway house in los angeles county and here is a guy who brags about the 40 plus rapes he got away with. the pillowcase rapist is going to have a gps, ankle
real people suffering and dying, veterans who served their country. investigative reporter drew griffin back on the case. he s live with us this hour. how can a california community sleep at night knowing a judge could release this man, a man who s become known as the pillowcase rapist? because he terrorized that state in the 70s and the 80s, and he is just about ready to move on in. hello, everyone. i m ashleigh banfield. it s thursday, may 22nd. welcome to legal view. it is a nightmare story, all too familiar. a california youngster, young woman found nearly a decade after she disappeared. police say she was drugged and kidnapped when she was just 15 years old and assaulted repea d repeatedly physically and sexually, all of this by her mother s 31-year-old live-in
not sure of what a plea bargain is, there is a reason for it and all sorts of ripe material for the attorney to go to trial and if facing 99 years, you might want to. thank you for that. i will hand to it trish behind the camera. we have another criminal case we re watching carefully out in a california town. you will need to buckle up for this one. it involves this man. recognize him. you might not. he s a bad man from a long time ago. called the pillowcase rapist. he attacked 40 women, raining them. he spent 20 years behind bars particularly in a mental hospital. guess what? he s about to be freed. ain t nothing we can do about it. the people in the community where he plans to move, understandably, they don t want him there. have they got any rights at all? we re going to explain this case and explain also how on earth does a man who raped dozens of