Phillip Garrido Arrest/Parole Timeline:

November 22, 1976
Offense date. Garrido abducted a 25-year old woman in the South Lake Tahoe area in California and raped her in Reno, Nevada. (Source: Nevada Department of Corrections)

November 23, 1976
Garrido was arrested in Reno, Nevada on the charges of kidnapping and raping a South Lake Tahoe woman and for transporting her over the state line into Reno. (Source: Nevada Department of Public Safety)

March 9, 1977
Garrido is convicted of the November 22, 1976 offense. (Source: Nevada Department of Public Safety)

March 11, 1977
Garrido sentenced to 50 years in federal prison for kidnapping. He received a federal sentence because he took the victim across state lines. (Source: Federal Bureau of Prisons)

April 11, 1977
Garrido is sentenced to five-years-to-life in Nevada for forcible rape. The Nevada sentence ran concurrently with the federal sentence. (Source: Nevada Department of Corrections)

June 30, 1977
Garrido begins serving his 50-year federal sentence at the U.S. Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas. (Source: Nevada Department of Public Safety)

October 4, 1981
Garrido marries while in federal prison. (Source: Nevada Department of Public Safety; a 2007 California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation evaluation report)

March 19, 1986
Garrido was transferred from USP Leavenworth in Kansas to the Federal Correctional Complex in Lompoc, California. (Source: Federal Bureau of Prisons)

January 20, 1988
Garrido is granted parole from his federal sentence. (Source: Federal Bureau of Prisons)

January 22, 1988
Garrido received into the custody of the Nevada Department of Corrections after he was released from a federal prison. (Source: Nevada Department of Corrections)

August 26, 1988
Garrido released to parole from the Nevada Department of Corrections. He was on federal parole supervision and Nevada parole supervision in the state of California. He was paroled to live in Antioch, California. (Source: Nevada Department of Corrections, Nevada Department of Public Safety)

December 16, 1988
Garrido’s federal sentence expires. He is now under the supervision of the U.S. Parole Commission. (Source: Federal Bureau of Prisons)

April 2, 1993
Garrido is returned to custody in a federal correctional facility for a parole violation. (Source: Federal Bureau of Prisons)

August 31, 1993
Garrido is released to parole again from a federal correctional facility. (Source: Federal Bureau of Prisons)

March 9, 1999
Garrido is released from federal parole supervision. (Source: Nevada Department of Public Safety)

June 8, 1999
The California Department of Corrections begins parole supervision of Garrido, who is on lifetime parole in Nevada, under the terms of the Interstate Compact. The Department’s California Interstate Compact Unit accepted the transfer request because Garrido was residing with his wife and mother in Antioch. (Source: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation)

August 27, 2009
Nevada Department of Public Safety’s Division of Parole and Probation sent a detainer to California asking for a hold on Garrido for violation of his parole in Nevada. (Source: Nevada Department of Public Safety)