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[MrsTuffPaws]

Yes, I was one of the six.


Thank you very much I'll try that.
I tried it and It has no record. Any other suggestions? I'll accept any. Thank you so much for helping me. I don't feel comfortable asking my family.

Well, I guess call the jails/prisons in his last known location? It's a shame you can't talk to your family about it.

[s0479]

Yes, I was one of the six.


Thank you very much I'll try that.
I tried it and It has no record. Any other suggestions? I'll accept any. Thank you so much for helping me. I don't feel comfortable asking my family.

You can check the state system

http://www.cdcr.ca.g...te_Locator.html

To locate an offender within the jurisdiction of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation you can call the Identification Unit at (916) 445-6713. You must provide the full name and the month, day and year of birth or CDC identification number for the subject of your inquiry. This unit can only provide you with the current location and CDC identification number for the offender. The Identification Unit does not have and will not provide any future release date information. This service is available only Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. excluding state holidays. You may also fax your inquiry to the Identification Unit at (916) 322-0500.

[Jessica Priest]

You can check the state system

http://www.cdcr.ca.g...te_Locator.html

To locate an offender within the jurisdiction of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation you can call the Identification Unit at (916) 445-6713. You must provide the full name and the month, day and year of birth or CDC identification number for the subject of your inquiry. This unit can only provide you with the current location and CDC identification number for the offender. The Identification Unit does not have and will not provide any future release date information. This service is available only Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. excluding state holidays. You may also fax your inquiry to the Identification Unit at (916) 322-0500.

Thank you this is very helpful. I will try this.
I just need his birthday.
Thank you Thank you Thank you. I will call them now. Thank you so much.
Thank you all for your help. I was able to find him. I appreciate the help so much. Thank you all

[Rock4zoo]

I knew this family personally but i haven't talked to them in a very very very long time, i googled them yesterday and i was beyond shocked to read this, i am in absolute shock. They were just a normal family and gosh i am stunned to hear about this after so long.

[Robert Gary]

Just curious. Do a Girl Scouts have the same Two Deep Leadership requirement as the Boy Scouts to prevent this type of thing? In BSA all the adults require annual training on all the rules to ensure its obvious to all adults if someone is trying to break them. I'm guessing Girl Scouts has the same?

[supermom]

No girl is ever allowed to be alone with just one person, including the older girl scouts that mentor

[Robert Gary]

At one point I read something from our former police chief about the number of registered sex offenders in Folsom. Some people were concerned that we have more than our share. The police chief pointed out that when they get paroled they cannot leave prison until they register. Many don't have a specific place to go so they register in Folsom. Not sure if that's true but that's what they said.

[4thgenFolsomite]

I knew this family personally but i haven't talked to them in a very very very long time, i googled them yesterday and i was beyond shocked to read this, i am in absolute shock. They were just a normal family and gosh i am stunned to hear about this after so long.

 

[enterpris3]

I know this is from years ago and you all probably forgot about this and moved on with your lives. I also understand that there are many people who seemed skeptical as to his true guilt in the matter.

 

I was one of this man's victims. Though our families are not related by blood I grew up calling this man my uncle. I was eight years old.

I have very few memories surrounding his arrest and conviction, supposedly I was the only one or the first one who spoke up and told him to stop.

 

I don't want to be one to redraw attention to this event but I recently found this thread, and have been made privy to details and perspectives that I was shielded from as a child. I figured I should add my own thoughts to this, even if it is years after the fact. 

 

At the time I was told he would be in jail for the rest of his life. Being older and having a larger understanding of incarceration and of the legal system, I can only hope that this was true, and that he will get no chance for parole.

 

 

 

[4thgenFolsomite]

I know this is from years ago and you all probably forgot about this and moved on with your lives. I also understand that there are many people who seemed skeptical as to his true guilt in the matter.
 
I was one of this man's victims. Though our families are not related by blood I grew up calling this man my uncle. I was eight years old.
I have very few memories surrounding his arrest and conviction, supposedly I was the only one or the first one who spoke up and told him to stop.
 
I don't want to be one to redraw attention to this event but I recently found this thread, and have been made privy to details and perspectives that I was shielded from as a child. I figured I should add my own thoughts to this, even if it is years after the fact. 
 
At the time I was told he would be in jail for the rest of his life. Being older and having a larger understanding of incarceration and of the legal system, I can only hope that this was true, and that he will get no chance for parole.

I'm so sorry this happened to you and I hope you are healing. You sound like you are a person with inner strength. I imagine, as a victim of his criminal acts, that you could play a part in making sure he stays in jail. I think, but I'm not sure, that you can speak at any parole hearings, if those come up. I don't know where he is incarcerated, but if it's not too far to drive, you might have the power to keep him away from other kids. Hang in there!

[Terry]

Ennterpris3:

 

I found the following information that may be of interest and of use to you:

 

Richard Alvin Priest was originally charged in Sacramento County Superior Court on 1/13/2006 with 13 felonies (sex crimes), and a misdemeanor (possession/distrib of porn).  

 

On 2/22/2007, he made a plea agreement and plead no contest to 5 felonies (sex crimes), and the others were dismissed as part of the agreement.  He was sentenced to 40 years in State Prison.  On 3/15/2007, he was sent to La Palma Correctional Center (LPCC) which is a contracted out-of-state facility to alleviate California's prison overcrowding.  LPCC is located at 5501 North La Palm Road, Eloy, AZ 85131, 1-800-624-2931.  At his age, barring any sentence reduction, he probably will spend the rest of his life in prison.

 

Priest's CDCR# is F64734.  If you are interested in attending any of his potential parole hearings, or want to be informed when he transfers institutions, escapes, or dies, you can reach California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's Office of Victim & Survivor Rights & Services at 1-877-256-6877.  That office can provide you with a lot of helpful information for healing and recovery.

 

You are more than welcome to private message me if you have other questions about the criminal court and incarceration process.