Skaf gang rapist Mohamed Sanoussi will be granted parole for a second time under reviewed conditions Skaf gang member Mohamed Sanoussi in an undated photo released in 2002. ONE of the men involved in a string of rapes which sickened Sydney will be released from custody after having his parole revoked weeks earlier. Mohamed Sanoussi, 29, was granted release from jail on September 5 after serving 13 years of a 16-year sentence for his role in the rapes of several young women in 2000. However, less than a day later the State Parole Authority (SPA) revoked Sanoussi's parole after it emerged his two brothers, a cousin and a friend had been arrested. A spokesperson for the SPA said Sanoussi had been released with new conditions restricting his associations with his brothers. "The reason they have rescinded the revocation is because they have found alternate accommodation," the spokesman said. It means he'll be released early next month between the third and the tenth. The spokesman said the SPA had made an addition to one of Sanoussi's non-association conditions meaning that he will only be permitted to see his brothers under supervision. His lawyer Charles Waterstreet said the interests of the community had been served by the decision. "I'm very grateful for the wisdom of the authorities," Mr Waterstreet said.