He won’t be out. Ever. In 25 years time he will be eligable to go before a parole board, who would (legally) have to be 100% certain he wouldn’t pose any further threat to the public. Given the nature of his crimes (and the way he recorded and wrote about them) that isn’t happening.

In a general sense, it’s abhorrent that someone could commit this crime and not automatically get life without parole. But I have a feeling that any parole board 25 years from now would take one look at the crimes and slam the “rejected” stamp on his application so hard it would break the table in half.