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I can't imagine that any guard or inmate with kids in whatever prison he's going to are going to be especially motivated to take it easy on this guy. The best thing for everyone involved is for him to serve his time in protective custody, which is apparently harder time because of all the limitations.
And I have a hard time believing that a Texas parole board, even one 12 years away, would have a hard time denying parole after getting a letter from the victim asking them to keep him in.
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