By Darrell Smith, The Sacramento Bee The white supremacist imprisoned for his role in the 1999 firebombings of three Sacramento-area synagogues — part of a wave of violence that included the torching of an abortion clinic and the killings of a gay couple in Shasta County — faces a November parole hearing at a state prison in Corcoran, corrections officials said. Tyler James Williams, 56, is tentatively scheduled to appear before the state Board of Parole Hearings on Nov. 3. It will be his second parole hearing to determine whether he is suitable for release. Williams, serving a sentence of...
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