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Nugget · 10-05-2004, 15:25

Unfortunately, whereas some people may think that she was more involved in the deaths of the girls, it has been decided in a court that she was 'only' guilty of perverting the course of justice in that she provided a false alibi for Huntley. This was also shown in the sentence handed down of 3 years.

Because of this, and taking into account her good behaviour while in prison, she is actually eligible for release on Saturday (15 May). However, because prisoners are not released at weekends, she has to be let out on Friday as, if it was kept until Monday, it would technically be false imprisonment because she will be 2 days past her release date.

The problem may well arise that, as has been said, she is now very recognisable but, if she has decided not to take a new identity and move back to Grimsby, there is nothing the authorities can do about it - she should be able to expect the same freedom of liberties as any other member of Joe Public. Whether her safety can be guaranteed, however, is another question entirely.

10-05-2004, 15:25	#6
Nugget Inactive Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Punmeister Towers Age: 51 Services: Will provide gags for cash Posts: 9,211	Re: Carr out by the end of the week! Unfortunately, whereas some people may think that she was more involved in the deaths of the girls, it has been decided in a court that she was 'only' guilty of perverting the course of justice in that she provided a false alibi for Huntley. This was also shown in the sentence handed down of 3 years. Because of this, and taking into account her good behaviour while in prison, she is actually eligible for release on Saturday (15 May). However, because prisoners are not released at weekends, she has to be let out on Friday as, if it was kept until Monday, it would technically be false imprisonment because she will be 2 days past her release date. The problem may well arise that, as has been said, she is now very recognisable but, if she has decided not to take a new identity and move back to Grimsby, there is nothing the authorities can do about it - she should be able to expect the same freedom of liberties as any other member of Joe Public. Whether her safety can be guaranteed, however, is another question entirely.