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    Inmates with local connections due for possible parole

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    By KMAN Staff on July 2, 2016 Geary County, Local News, Pottawatomie County
    Jason Turner

    Four inmates convicted in Geary and Pottawatomie County cases are up for public comment sessions and possible parole in the next few months:

    Zachary Manor
    Zachary Manor

    Zachary Manor, 30, was sentenced in Pottawatomie County in early 2010 for an aggravated indecent liberties case occurring Christmas Day 2008. He’s currently being held at Lansing.

    Jason Turner
    Jason Turner

    Jason Turner, 45, was sentenced in Geary County in early 1992 for first degree murder and kidnapping occurring in September of 1991. He’s being held at the Ellsworth Correctional Facility.

    Ronald Smith
    Ronald Smith

    Ronald Smith, 47, was sentenced in Geary County in 1990 for rape, aggravated burglary, and aggravated sodomy. The offenses occurred in October of 1989. He’s being held at El Dorado.

    Myles Marohl, 29, was sentenced in

    Myles Marohl
    Myles Marohl

    Geary County Court in early 2010 on two counts of indecent solicitation of a child, occurring New Year’s Eve of 2008. He’s currently being held in Hutchinson.

    Public comment sessions for all four, along with other KDOC inmates, will be September 14th in Derby, the 23rd in Topeka at the Municipal Court House, and September 26th at City Hall in Kansas City. Letters may be sent to KDOC’s Prisoner Review Board at 714 SW Jackson in Topeka.

    Parole hearings will be held in October, with the earliest possible release date in November.

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