He Raped Her in Her Own Home. Now Former ‘Extra’ Anchor is Making a Plea to Keep Him Jailed

Many of you may know Maureen O’Boyle her from the popular programs “A Current Affair,” and “Extra.” Over the years, she has created a very successful career as a news anchor.  But what may not be common knowledge — O’Boyle was raped when she was 30 years old in her own home In the immediate aftermath she was courageous enough to see her assailant put behind bars, not just for her security and peace of mind, but for the security of his multiple victims.

But the convicted rapist, James Starling, now how has the opportunity to be released early.

Having served 30 years of a 50 year sentence, he is now eligible for parole. O’Boyle will be going to the parole board with a petition to request his parole be denied.

The Independent Journal shares her story and her plea:

O’Boyle recently posted an online plea to keep the man who raped her behind bars.

I’m asking for your help in keeping the man who raped me behind bars. Read about the crime and sign petition here:http://chn.ge/1Re9Jgp

Posted by WBTV’s Maureen O’Boyle on Monday, March 21, 2016

O’Boyle goes into grave detail over the circumstance of her rape, and the sexual assault of other victims, on her petition plea page.

Click HERE to read her detailed statement