FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky State Police is investigating reported threats made to Kentucky Parole Board members following inaccurate information being shared on what led to the release of Ronald Exantus.

The Kentucky State Police says the Kentucky Parole Board did not release Exantus but instead “unanimously voted for him to remain in prison.”

However, KSP says members of that board have received repeated threats from the public.

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The Kentucky State Police additionally stated in a release on Friday, “While the Kentucky Parole Board unanimously voted that Ronald Exantus remain in prison, Kentucky law required the Department of Corrections release the inmate on Mandatory Reentry Supervision (KRS 439.3406). At a time when p

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