Anthony McGaha broke into six homes in Norfolk and Virginia Beach in the late 1980s and raped six women. A judge gave him life plus 236 years. He told investigators he wasn’t raping them, he was “making love to them,” while admitting they never consented. The sentencing judge noted zero remorse and a man who thought he was invincible. One victim woke at 4 a.m. with a knife at her throat and her child in the next room. She says a piece of her died that day and she believes he will rape again if he walks. A state investigation found he should never have been parole-eligible. A Northam-era board opened the door anyway. Abigail Spanberger then cleared Glenn Youngkin’s board and seated her own: Shannon Dion, Valerie Boykin, Kecia Brothers Hayes, Tyrone Nelson, and Kevin White. That board has been granting parole at roughly ten times Youngkin’s rate, including men still carrying decades on rape and attempted-murder sentences. Now McGaha’s file is in front of them. This is not a glitch. Spanberger fired the board that kept predators in and hired the one that lets them out. Every woman in Hampton Roads who locks her door at night is living with a decision she made on purpose. And the voters who put Spanberger in Richmond own it too. You voted in a fraud. A plant to turn your state into a communist organization. They were warned what a soft-on-crime Democrat does with a parole board. They checked the box anyway. The knife at the throat was the rapist’s. The hearing date is hers. But…the ballot was theirs. Get out and vote red before the crime is on you!