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Board approves Ryan Zellmar to return to Green Bay to live with family at 1014 Aphrodite Road
Summary
After an extended hearing with multiple community supporters and treatment documentation, the board approved Ryan Zellmar to live at his parents’ address in Green Bay; board members cited evidence of ongoing treatment, lengthy incarceration and reentry work by the applicant.
The Green Bay Sex Offender Residency Board approved Ryan Zellmar’s request to live at 1014 Aphrodite Road with his parents after a lengthy hearing that included statements from treatment providers, university instructors and family members.
Zellmar described a history of criminal conduct involving minors between ages 15 and 17 that occurred roughly 20 years ago, served 15 years in custody and is subject to lifetime GPS as required by a recent two‑strike statute referenced in the hearing. He told the board he…
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