Molester to Spend Life in Prison

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

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Jose Raya Hernandez will be spending the rest of his life behind bars for molesting his two young daughters, the District Attorney’s Office announced this week. Hernandez was sentenced 2/19 to 158 years to life in prison. He was convicted last month on nine child molestation charges involving three victims. He had also been convicted in 2005 of molesting his niece.

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