Bloomington native Dusty Turner has been approved to be released on parole for a second time this year after a brief re-incarceration.

Turner was initially released on March 5 after spending 30 years behind bars for a wrongful murder conviction at Middle River Regional Jail in Staunton, Va.

Then on April 21, he was arrested by Virginia State Police for an alleged parole violation.

According to a press release from the Dusty Turner Coalition for Justice, he's spent an additional four weeks in jail because of a “misunderstanding involving a vague and undefined supervision condition.” The condition required Turner to disclose his status as a registered sex offender to partners.

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"After 31 years in prison for crimes he did not commit, the additional four weeks taken from his life as a result of his arrest and reincarceration have been deeply traumatizing, especially for Dusty’s family," they said.

The state parole board eventually issued a notice that he should be released to continue parole on May 14.

Turner is hoping to return to Indiana soon to be with his 78-year-old mother and other family members.

Indiana has admitted Turner to its parole and probation system, but Virginia still has to act on the interstate transfer process.