Her lawyer Llewellyn Curlewis told Rapport that her release on correctional supervision had been recommended by National Commissioner Tom Moyane.

This was because of good behaviour while in prison and because she had been rehabilitated.

Curlewis said Visser was excited about her possible release, but said the process could take anything from a month to two years.

Acting correctional services commissioner Phumalani Ximiya said he could confirm that Visser's application had been received and that she would received an answer in a month or two.

However, he said she was only due for consideration for parole next year.

In 2009, Visser was convicted on 11 charges including fraud, soliciting a 15-year-old girl to commit indecent acts, indecently assaulting girls, and manufacturing and possession of child pornography.