The California Board of Parole is considering releasing cop-killer Gerald Youngberg from prison on compassionate parole
Here are the letters I wrote. I’m asking all of you to please write similar letters to the Board of Parole at both Susanville and Sacramento because, hopefully, that will keep Youngberg locked up behind bars where he belongs until the day he dies. You do not have to live in California to write. As a matter of fact, out-of-state letters may have a bigger impact than those from instate residents.
February 22, 2012
High Desert State Prison
Attn: C&PR/Records Office –Board Desk
475-750 Rice Canyon Road
P.O. Box 750
Susanville, CA 96127
Board of Parole Hearings
Attn: Lifer Scheduling Analysts
PO Box 4036
Sacramento, CA 95812-4036
Re: Penal Code 3550 Parole Hearing for Gerald Youngberg, Inmate No. B50097
Dear Members of the Board of Parole
In 1973 Gerald Youngberg killed two police officers and a gas station attendant in cold blood. His life was spared by a California Supreme Court decision after he had been sentenced to death. It is my understanding that you are now considering granting Youngberg a compassionate parole.
This ruthless cop-killer does not deserve any compassion whatsoever!
I am a former Riverside County Sheriff’s Department investigator and a former California Parole Agent. Lt. Al Stewart of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department was one of the police officers Youngberg killed and he killed him execution style. Al and I not only worked together on a number of narcotics cases, but he was also one of my closest and best friends.
The interests of justice demand that Gerald Youngberg not ever be granted any type of parole. The interests of justice demand that Youngberg remain in prison until his death, no matter how old he is or no matter the condition of his health. He showed no compassion to the three people he murdered in cold blood and accordingly, he deserves no compassion whatsoever either.
Respectfully submitted
/Signed/
(Address)
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