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By Dave Smith Dec 22, 2020 Dannemora, N.Y. - John Jamelske, the man who kidnapped and imprisoned five women, holding them in a dungeon in his house has been denied parole. Jamelske pleaded guilty to five counts of kidnapping in 2003 and was sentenced to 18 years to life in prison. He admitted to raping the women often in a dungeon he built off his basement in the DeWitt home. After 18 years he applied for parole but has been denied. He is scheduled to reappear before the Board in December 2022.  

John Jamelske, man who imprisoned 5 girls, women in DeWitt dungeon, denied parole Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 John Jamelske stands in a cell at the Onondaga County Justice Center awaiting sentencing in July 2003. After serving date on July 15th. Jamelske was convicted of kidnapping five women and girls, and holding them in dungeon in his DeWItt home. After 17 years behind bars, he's up for parole.Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com Facebook Share John Jamelske, the serial rapist who kidnapped five women and girls and imprisoned them in a dungeon under his DeWitt home, has been de...

John Jamelske, man who kidnapped 5 women, kept them in bunker, makes case for parole Updated Dec 15, 2020; Posted Dec 15, 2020 John T. Jamelske walks out of the court room of County Judge Anthony Aloi after his sentencing in 2003. (Frank Ordonez | The Post-Standard) Facebook Share John Jamelske, a DeWitt man who kidnapped and raped five women and girls and imprisoned them in a basement over the course of 15 years, was set to make his case for parole today after 17 years in prison, his lawyer said. The state’s Board of Parole scheduled Jamelske to appear via video conference today from th...