Serial Qld rapist to be released NOTORIOUS Queensland sex offender Robert Fardon is set to be released from jail. A Supreme Court judge ruled on Friday that the 64-year-old should be released but under strict supervision. Justice Peter Lyons, who presided over a periodic review of Fardon's indefinite jail term this week, said a formal order would be issued on a later date. Earlier this year, the Supreme Court ordered the rapist be released on a strict supervision order. But an appeal by the attorney-general saw that overturned. Outside the court, a spokesperson for Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie said another appeal was likely. One of Fardon's victims said she was very upset a "proven psychopath" would be released. "He will reoffend, there's no doubt in my mind," she told reporters outside. (This is) a very, very bad decision. He (Fardon) turned and looked at me twice in court. I told him not to look at me and he still turned around and looked. He's a defiant psychopath. He will be back out in the community and when he is, someone is going to pay the price. She appealed to Premier Campbell Newman to intervene to stop Fardon's release. "Do whatever you can possible," she urged the premier. Now we're going to call on Campbell Newman's contingency plan. We want to know what you're going to do to keep this predator off the streets, and our kids and our women safe.