Serial rapist Robert Fardon to be released Notorious serial sex offender Robert Fardon - here hiding his face from cameras in jail - will be released from prison tomorrow. Picture: Steve Polhner Source: The Courier-Mail TWICE-convicted rapist Robert John Fardon will be released to a secure site at the Wacol prison precinct tomorrow afternoon after a judge deemed he would be subject to 34 conditions. Mr Fardon, 64, has spent all but five years of his adult life in prison for a range of crimes and was the first prisoner to be detained indefinitely under Queensland's dangerous sex-offender laws. In a written decision released today, Supreme Court Justice Debra Mullins acknowledged expert evidence there was a "moderately high to high risk" of him sexually reoffending and reaffirmed he was a "serious danger to the community." "Mr Fardon concedes that the evidence before the court allows the court to be satisfied to the requisite that there is an unacceptable risk that he will commit a serious sexual offence, if he is released from custody without being subject to a supervision order," she said. But she said the law required the court to determine if a supervision order could manage the community risk. Among other conditions for his release, Mr Fardon will be electronically monitored, subject to a curfew, must not take alcohol or drugs, and is forbidden to make contact with any victim. He may not be unsupervised with children or people with intellectual disabilities. The order extends for five years. The Queensland government had argued against Mr Fardon's release, saying supervision was insufficient to ensure community safety. Mr Fardon appeared at the hearing to seek his release for the first time, last week, and said he had changed his hostility to authority and would comply with corrective services. His psychologist said he was making progress and wanted to be released. Mr Fardon was last in the community in April 2008.