Thank you!
Your efforts made a difference! The inmate has voluntarily waived his rights to hold a Board of Parole Hearing on November 7, 2023.
We’ll keep you posted when efforts reignite to keep this killer incarcerated in advance of a hearing potentially being scheduled in 2025.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
Your support and your voice made a difference!
Justice for Kristi, a group organized to honor Kristi Johnson, an innocent victim of rape and murder, launched their campaign to block serial killer, Victor Lawrence Paleologus, from being released from prison for his upcoming parole hearing in 2025.
Kristi Johnson was brutally murdered.
On the afternoon of February 15, 2003, a ruthless killer, Victor Lawrence Paleologus encountered 21 year old Kristi Johnson at the Century City Mall, and under the false pretense of a movie audition, lured her to a vacant Hollywood Hills home. There he attacked, raped, and murdered her, then threw her lifeless body down a canyon.
For Kristi, we continue to fight.
Her killer should not be granted parole
Paleologus doesn’t deserve freedom and a second chance to endanger another innocent victim.
Before Kristi’s murder, he demonstrated how chronically dangerous he is when in 1998, he was convicted of rape of Heather Maher. He served five years at Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo and was released on January 20, 2003.
He killed Kristi just 26 days later, on February 15.
Your voice can help keep a convicted killer behind bars.
“Victor Paleologus is one of the most vicious, manipulative, and sadistic rapist murderers I have seen in my FBI career and, just like he did last time he was released from prison, he will rape and kill again”
— Jim Clemente, Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent & Profiler
Why We Continue to Fight for Justice!
Keep peace of mind for Kristi’s family
Keep a convicted murder and rapist behind bars where he belongs
Keep the citizens safe from an unapologetic, sociopathic murder and rapist
Assure victims and their loved ones everywhere that people care — and care enough to act.