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A Washington state woman who was raped at age 16 by a 鈥淭hree Strikes, You鈥檙e Out鈥� offender is now living in fear of her attacker鈥檚 pending release from prison.

The case is connected to a recent change that Democratic state senators and Gov. Jay Inslee made with Senate Bill 1564 鈥� now Washington state law 鈥� that reclassified and reduced some felonies. As a result, some 鈥淭hree Strikes鈥� felons now have only two strikes. That makes them eligible for parole.

鈥淢arie鈥� 鈥� who used a pseudonym on Thursday鈥檚 Dori Monson Show 鈥� heard about this change from a victims鈥� rights advocate, who told her that her rapist, Harry Carrier, was on a list of felons who could be released.

Soon after this call, Marie heard Dori interview Sophie Johnson, the grandmother of Vancouver, Wash., teen Chelsea Harrison, whose killer is no longer considered a 鈥淭hree Strikes鈥� felon. At the time of his original conviction, the judge in that case called the girl鈥檚 killer a 鈥減oster boy鈥� for habitual crime.

Dori: New WA state law allows release of killer dubbed ‘poster boy鈥� for habitual crime – MyNorthwest.com

According to The (Vancouver) Columbian, the lawmakers鈥� decision means there are more than 100 incarcerated felons with 鈥淭hree Strikes鈥� sentences who could be off the hook for life in prison.

Despite her fear, Marie reached out to Dori because she thinks people need to know what this new law means.

鈥淚 don鈥檛 understand why they (lawmakers) would do something like that,鈥� Marie said. 鈥淲hat does this do to victims? I鈥檓 sorry. I鈥檓 overcome with emotion. It鈥檚 unbelievable. They just aren鈥檛 thinking about what this does to us.鈥�

In an interview with Jim Senescu, the Clark County attorney who successfully prosecuted Chelsea Harrison鈥檚 killer in 2005, the lawyer blamed eight Democratic lawmakers behind the bill.

鈥淲e can thank Washington state Senators (Jeannie) Darneille (Tacoma); (Mona) Das (Kent); (Patty) Kuderer (Bellevue); (Bob) Hasegawa (Seattle); (Marko) Liias (Lynnwood); (Rebecca) Salda帽a (Seattle); (Jesse) Salomon (Shoreline) and (Claire) Wilson (Auburn) for sponsoring Senate 5164,鈥� Senescu said.

Now, Marie told Dori鈥檚 listeners, she has relocated out of fear of her rapist.

鈥淗e threatened me repeatedly, so many times. The first time he got out of prison, he actually stalked me a bit, just to show me he knew where I was,鈥� she continued.

Is it possible, Dori asked, that her attacker has been rehabilitated after several decades in prison?

鈥淚 really don鈥檛 think so,鈥� Marie responded. 鈥淗e absolutely will attack more women. There is no doubt in my mind.鈥�

Her plea to state legislators regarding the new law?

鈥淛ust repeal it.鈥�

Listen to survivor Marie tell Dori about her fear of her 鈥楾hree-Strikes, You鈥檙e Out鈥� rapist being released from prison: