Comments by "GH1618" (@GH-oi2jf) on "" video.

  1. He had credit for more than a year in jail before trial and sentencing. He actually served about two years. Reporters never get the details right.
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  2. No, he will likely finish his sentence since he violated parole. In any case, California won't get him until Hawaii is done with him.
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  3. The judge was just following the law. He actually served about two years.
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  4. @Moscow_Will_Burn— He actually served only about two years, then was paroled. If he is found to have violated parole, he will go back to serve some more.
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