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San Luis Obispo County sex offender sentenced to 645 in prison

March 7, 2024

Edgar Nolverto Guevara

By KAREN VELIE

A judge this week sentenced a 43-year-old San Luis Obispo County man to 645 years in prison for sexually abusing four children over several decades.

During the sentencing hearing, the four survivors recounting how Edgar Nolverto Guevara’s years of sexual abuse impacted their lives. Guevara then erupted, screaming profanities.

Superior Court Judge Catherine Swysen had Guevara removed from the courtroom.

Guevara abused four victims under the age of 14 between 2004 and 2022, according to prosecutors. A jury convicted Guevara of 11 counts of child molestation and eight counts of forced sex acts.

 


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Hope he lives 645 years.


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Welp, he definitely has the prison/porno/pervert mustache going on


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His kind are looked upon poorly in the big house.


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The article didn’t mention that he was eligible for parole after 430 YEARS. He is not getting out ever thankfully.


“Under California’s sentencing laws, Guevara wouldn’t be eligible for parole for 430 years, meaning he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.”


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He should have gotten “life without parole”, 645 years sounds like a lot but: “effective January 1, 2021, inmates who are both age 50 and who have served at least 20 years will be eligible for an elderly parole hearing under Penal Code section 3055, only persons sentenced to life without the possibility of parole or condemned are excluded.” So when this guy is 70 he could get parole!


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If correct, the way it sounds is if you are 50 and have served at least 20 years you get paroled, so someone convicted and sentenced at 30 could be released at age 50 or 51, so this guy being 43 could be released at 63?, I hope not but with California’s downward spin it wouldnt surprise me.


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It’s only for Senior criminals…


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Life doesn’t really mean much any more. Maybe 645 years is the judges way of making certain he truly spent the rest of his life in jail.


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645 years in prison… Could be worse. He could have gotten life.


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