[bots]

This makes my blood boil!, i remember it clearly

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A double child killer who was the first murderer to be convicted using DNA evidence can be released, the Parole Board has confirmed.

Colin Pitchfork was jailed for life for the rapes and murders of 15-year-olds Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth in Leicestershire in the 1980s.

Pitchfork was last denied parole in 2018, having spent 30 years in prison.

The Parole Board said it was satisfied Pitchfork was suitable for release, which is subject to conditions.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...shire-57384393

[Zizu]

Yikes !!


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[Tom4784]

I don't see a reason to ever let someone who murdered and raped two children out of prison. Sometimes life must mean life, and this is definitely one of those times.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I don't see a reason to ever let someone who murdered and raped two children out of prison. Sometimes life must mean life, and this is definitely one of those times.

Yes Dezzy. I'd go further and say life should always mean life. X

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I don't see a reason to ever let someone who murdered and raped two children out of prison. Sometimes life must mean life, and this is definitely one of those times.

Yes its Crazy to let him out.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I don't see a reason to ever let someone who murdered and raped two children out of prison. Sometimes life must mean life, and this is definitely one of those times.

I've never understood why they sentence a monster like this to 'life' if they only serve 30 years, LIFE SHOULD mean LIFE.

He should never see daylight ever again! .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I don't see a reason to ever let someone who murdered and raped two children out of prison. Sometimes life must mean life, and this is definitely one of those times.

He should have got sentence's for 2 rapes and 2 murders that should have added up to enough years to keep there until he died

[Ammi]

…it surely was already a decided thing, though ….when they’ve allowed him out for ‘unescorted days’ since 2017…?…so the thought process is, if he did something, if there were actions on those unescorted days which could have resulted in a child’s life being taken…it would have been a ‘no parole’….but a child would be dead in that process…..seriously….

[Ammi]

…‘unescorted’ is one huge risk to take with children’s lives…

[bots]

i think the problem is that guidelines have drifted over the years. When the judge sentenced him, he did so fully believing that the guy would never see the light of day again. Move on a few decades and policies and thinking have changed. Nothing stays the same of course, we have to move forward, but someone who brutally rapes and then murders 2 teenage girls deserves to rot in prison. I just don't think rehabilitation was ever the intended strategy for him

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…‘unescorted’ is one huge risk to take with children’s lives…

Absolutely and this is why people guilty of crimes like his should never ever be considered for rehabilitation, it just isn't worth what the risk of that is

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I don't see a reason to ever let someone who murdered and raped two children out of prison. Sometimes life must mean life, and this is definitely one of those times.

Agreed.

[UserSince2005]

Priti will sort this out. Silly lefties on the parole board will be overruled.

[Cherie]

so by that token I guess Ian Huntley will see the light of day as well

This guy is only 61 as well

never heard of the case before

[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

so by that token I guess Ian Huntley will see the light of day as well

This guy is only 61 as well

never heard of the case before

he took the lives of 2 schoolgirls and he gets his freedom for possibly 20 or 30 years, it's insane

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Priti will sort this out. Silly lefties on the parole board will be overruled.

Well she had better find a way to keep him in , no one wants that Ba***rd released.

[Nicky91]

what the ****


committing multiple murder, and now getting released from prison


well if another schoolgirl murder happens, then we know whom to look at first


stupid decision

[thesheriff443]

Many murders get released back into society, it’s the justice system.
You cant really pick and choose who gets freedom.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Many murders get released back into society, it’s the justice system.
You cant really pick and choose who gets freedom.

In November 1983 he left his baby son sleeping in the back of his car and raped and strangled 15-year-old Lynda Mann in Narborough. He then drove home and put his son to bed
Three years later, less than a mile from where Lynda died, he raped and murdered Dawn Ashworth, also 15, of Enderby. The pathologist who examined her body described it as a "brutal sexual assault"

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Cherie

In November 1983 he left his baby son sleeping in the back of his car and raped and strangled 15-year-old Lynda Mann in Narborough. He then drove home and put his son to bed
Three years later, less than a mile from where Lynda died, he raped and murdered Dawn Ashworth, also 15, of Enderby. The pathologist who examined her body described it as a "brutal sexual assault"

Yes brutal crimes and I did put up a thread of a woman who has been released in reading and was working in a local garage until her identity was found out after torturing a young girl over a few days pulling her teeth out washing her with bleach and in the setting her on fire

[Ammi]

….from wiki…

On 19 September 1987, Pitchfork was arrested.[7] During subsequent questioning, Pitchfork admitted to exposing himself to more than 1,000 women, a compulsion that began in his early teens. He later progressed to sexual assault and then to strangling his victims in order to protect his identity. He pleaded guilty to the two rapes/murders in addition to another incident of sexual assault, and was sentenced to life imprisonment.[8] The Lord Chief Justice at the time of his sentencing said: "From the point of view of the safety of the public I doubt if he should ever be released."


…and from a local news article …

He was later cleared for unescorted days out of prison and was seen strolling around shops in Bristol city centre in November 2017.


…he was refused parole in 2016 but then allowed unescorted days out of prison the following year….so the decision had already been made, then…it was made in 2016 that he would be freed…?…..we don’t have a death penalty because we’re meant to have an adequate justice system instead….

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/n...mments-section

[arista]

[Amy Jade]

They'll spend a shed load giving him a new identity and a new house in a nice quiet area too.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

They'll spend a shed load giving him a new identity and a new house in a nice quiet area too.

And the really sickening thing is there's a new drug coming out that can help slow down Alzheimer's, I bet you anything they'll be a problem making it available here in the UK next year due to costs.

But it's perfectly fine to waste money on sickos like this, who should infact rot in jail !.

[arista]

He has now been released


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