A sexual abuse victim testified to California lawmakers, calling for the state's "terrible law" that allows elderly criminals to qualify for early parole hearings. The law paved way for the release of serial child rapist David Allen Funston, who reportedly kidnapped and molested at least eight children. Lawmakers advanced a bill that would limit those eligible for an elderly parole hearing to those ages 65 and above. The victim, identified as Terena, recounted one of the worst days of her life when Funston approached her with a necklace and asked to take a picture.