LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Brooks Houck, the man convicted of killing Crystal Rogers, has been moved to another Kentucky prison.
According to a VINE notice, Houck was transferred to the Green River Correctional Complex on Thursday.
That's a minimum to medium security prison in Central City, Kentucky. That's in Muhlenberg County.
Houck was transferred from the Roederer Correctional Complex in Oldham County.
He's serving a life sentence. Houck is appealing his conviction to the Kentucky Supreme Court.
In September, Houck and his co-defendant Joseph Lawson were sentenced in Nelson County after their convictions in the Rogers case. Circuit Court Judge Charles Simms III sentenced Houck to life in prison and Lawson to 25 years, the maximum sentences allowed by Kentucky law.
Lawson's father, Steve Lawson, was previously sentenced to 17 years behind bars.
A new mugshot for Houck was not immediately made available.
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