Overview
- The convicted former Scout leader left the Adelaide Remand Centre after roughly eight years in prison.
- He will live under home detention with strict parole conditions that include electronic tracking.
- Munro received a 10-year, nine-month term in 2017 for abusing two boys, and a 2020 case added further time.
- One victim said he wrote to the Parole Board to oppose release and expressed disappointment with the decision.
- Police questioned Munro in 2016 over the Beaumont children disappearance and reported no evidence linking him to the case.