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Convicted felon in 1982 baby kidnapping case will stay in prison

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Late last week, the California Board of Parole hearings ruled former Woodland resident, Bruce Young, will remain in prison for the 1982 kidnapping of Woodland baby Brandon Huff, who was three-months-old at the time. Young, now 66, was denied parole for the 19th time following a hearing that was conducted virtually this past Friday. Young is currently serving a 7-year-to-life sentence at RJ Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego. According to…

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Convicted felon in 1982 baby kidnapping case will stay in prison

Late last week, the California Board of Parole hearings ruled former Woodland resident, Bruce Young, will remain in prison for the 1982 kidnapping of Woodland baby Brandon Huff, who was three-months-old at the time. Young, now 66, was denied parole for the 19th time following a hearing that was conducted virtually this past Friday. Young is currently serving a 7-year-to-life sentence at RJ Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego. According to…

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Daily Democrat broke the news in on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
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