The Denver Post always gets these wrong. It's not '6 years.' It's 6 to life, in order to be paroled, he would have to successfully complete sex offender treatment at DOC. There aren't many beds and that's basically impossible. Even IF he does parole, he's on parole for 10 years to life. If he ever violates parole, he goes back to prison, probably for life. Odds are that one way or another, he's spending the rest of his life in prison.