Notorious cult leader and sex attacker Little Pebble to be released on bail

NSW cult leader and convicted sex attacker William "Little Pebble" Kamm is set to walk free from Long Bay jail in Sydney’s south-east after being granted parole.

The German-born 64-year-old, who was convicted in 2005 of carrying out a number of assaults on two 15-year-old girls, was given early release with 11 months still to run on his maximum 10-year sentence.

He is expected to leave jail sometime in the next week.

The attacks were carried out while he ran a pseudo-Catholic cult known as the Order of St Charbel, based in a compound in Nowra, NSW.

Kamm claimed the Virgin Mary had appeared in a vision and told him one of the girls was meant to be one of his brides.

He claimed he had been divinely ordained as a "new Abraham" and would become the patriarch of a new blessed race.

It is believed that under the terms of his parole, he will be electronically monitored for the remainder of his sentence, and will be forbidden from contacting his victims or visiting areas on NSW's South Coast, including Nowra, where he previously ran his cult.

The Order of St Charbel is not regarded by the Catholic Church as part of its hierarchy, and Kamm himself was excommunicated in 2003 after he was illicitly ordained a bishop.