Title: Welcome to Video case
Content:  As a result, Son left the detention center in six months and registered his marriage in April 2019, when the second trial was under way. Son was helped by a public defender during the second trial. He appealed to the second trial court that he had a family to support by marriage. In May 2019, the second trial court sentenced him to prison, saying, "Acts such as selling child pornography for a large profit for a long time can distort the perception of children sexually." And his sentence was sentenced to one and a half years in prison. Profits from cryptocurrency worth about 400 million won were also confiscated.
Title: John Gordon Purvis
Content:  Johnny Purvis was released from custody on January 15, 1993. But he had his problems psychologically and had to undergo extensive psychiatric treatment after his release. He continues to live in Florida and the treatment has helped him. A lawsuit against the prosecutor for failing to disclose exculpatory information was dismissed on grounds of "prosecutorial immunity."
Title: Kent Sorenson
Content:  Sorenson failed a condition of pre-sentencing probation on September 30, 2014, as a drug test came back positive for marijuana. The probation officer assigned to him asked that no action be taken in response to the drug test. At a February 19, 2015, hearing before U.S. District Judge Robert W. Pratt, both sides sought a delay in sentencing because of a "larger investigation" of campaign misconduct. On January 17, 2017, Judge Robert Pratt sentenced Sorenson to 15 months in prison and allowed him to turn himself in at a later date to begin his sentence. As Sorenson and his supporters left the courthouse after the sentencing, one of his daughters, Makala Sorenson-Barnes, attacked a photographer covering the event for WHO TV and screamed profanities as Sorenson, and another daughter left the courthouse and hurriedly walked to a waiting vehicle without comment.
Title: Aeman Presley
Content:  prison time, and was instead given a fine and compulsory anger management courses, which he attended for the next several months. On April 19, 2003, Presley was arrested on charges of assault after beating his mother, heavily resisting the officers and attempting to break the police car's windows while being transported to the station. He was found guilty, but some of the charges were dropped, as his mother came to an agreement with him, with Aeman apologising for his actions. He received a minor sentence, and after his release, he returned to his mother's house. In March 2006, he was rearrested for indecent behavior, and in April of that year, he was convicted and sentenced to 
Title: Sonny Franzese
Content:  after his father had been sentenced to 50 years in prison for bank robbery, he decided to drop out of college to help his family earn money. After he was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1986, Michael was ultimately released in 1994, retired to California in 1995, and became a born-again Christian. His younger son, John Franzese Jr., was a Colombo family associate before becoming an FBI informant. On June 23, 2017, Franzese was released and returned home. In 2019, Franzese Jr. met with his father at the nursing home where he resided and reconciled with him; John Jr. had previously voluntarily left the Witness Protection Program. Franzese died in a New York City hospital, on February 24, 2020, aged 103. He was buried on February 28, at St. John Cemetery following his funeral at Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Title: Welcome to Video case
Content:  reportedly appointed seven lawyers through a law firm. With Son in custody, the first trial court sentenced Son to two years in prison and three years of probation for violating 'ACT ON THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH AGAINST SEX OFFENSES' and 'ACT ON PROMOTION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK UTILIZATION AND INFORMATION PROTECTION, ETC'. Judge Choi Mi-bok of the Seoul Central District Court said in a ruling that "the defendant's crimes are harmful to society." However, she said, "He is young and has no criminal history, and he is reflecting on himself," citing that the pornography on the W2V site was not only posted by Son, but also by other members as a reason for the sentencing.
Title: Sonny Franzese
Content:  and was finally sentenced to 50 years in prison at United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, by judge Jacob Mishler in 1970, after several denied appeals. His son, Michael, alleged that when Mishler sentenced his father, Franzese declared, "You watch. I'm gonna do the whole 50". Franzese's nephew, Salvatore Franzese, reportedly headed Franzese's gambling operations while Franzese was in prison. In 1978, Franzese was released on parole but returned to prison in 1982 for a parole violation. In 1984, Franzese was released on parole again. Until 2008, he was never charged with another crime, although he would return to prison on parole violations on at least six occasions.
Title: Christian Brando
Content:  Santa Monica courthouse and said, "I think that perhaps I failed as a father." After heavily publicized pre-trial proceedings, Brando pleaded guilty to manslaughter and spent five years in prison. Cheyenne attempted suicide twice during the trial. Then, in 1995, a year before Christian was released from prison, she committed suicide by hanging herself at her mother's house in Tahiti at the age of 25 after losing custody of her son. Conditional on his release, he was accepted and enrolled in the state community college system in southern New Hampshire. After a year in the program, he moved to Washington state for a few years while working as a tree cutter and artistic welder.
Title: X-Raided
Content:  his own label, Madman Records. In 2011, Brown continued recording, including work on his forthcoming album, as well as features for Sccit & Roccy of L.A.M.B, The Jacka, Mars, and G-Macc. The following year Brown released his first mixtape, Sacrifice, followed by Sacramentally Disturbed, in March. Brown was paroled on September 14, 2018 after serving 26 years in prison. He said shortly after his release that he was abandoning his X-Raided persona and would perform as "Anerae Veshaughn", releasing music with a positive message. Despite this he has released four albums and 13 singles under his original persona of X-Raided since his release.
Title: Carmen Barillaro
Content:  the men who had ordered the murders; he was released on parole after serving 13 years. In February 2000, the brothers were sentenced to 10 years for conspiracy in the murder of Barillaro in a plea bargain arrangement. No conviction was obtained in relation to the murder of Papalia. In October 2006, the Musitano brothers were both released from prison. After Murdock had served 13 years in prison, he was granted day parole in December 2011, before full parole in 2014. After release from prison, he relocated to British Columbia and works as a truck driver under his changed surname, Bishop.

Question: when was son of a preacher man released?
Answer: late 1968.
November 8, 1968.