Following a parole revocation hearing held last Tuesday, July 21, the Nebraska Board of Parole revoked the parole of Linus A. Cloet, requiring him to serve the remainder of his sentence.
According to information released by the Nebraska Board of Parole, the Board found that Cloet violated the special conditions of his parole and failed to conduct himself as a good citizen. The Board has not publicly identified the specific parole condition that was violated or the conduct that led to the revocation.
According to the Nebraska Board of Parole, Cloet’s current projected release date is July 17, 2027.
Cloet was granted discretionary parole in February 2026 after serving a portion of his sentence for pandering and solicitation.
The Clay County News has requested the audio recording of the parole revocation hearing, the Board’s written findings and other public records that may provide additional information regarding the reasons for the revocation. The newspaper will provide updates as additional information becomes available.
The Nebraska Board of Parole revoked the parole of Linus A. Cloet following a parole revocation hearing held last Tuesday. DEPT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
