 "Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK)")
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Murder case family have been 'denied justice' - MP ; A westcountry MP has accused the Government of denying justice to the family of a Cornish murder victim.
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A westcountry MP has accused the Government of denying justice to
the family of a Cornish murder victim.
Andrew George, Lib-Dem MP for West Cornwall, questioned Maria
Eagle, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice, over
inquiries into the handling of murderer Gary Chester-Nash.
After he was freed from prison in 2005, the career-criminal
should have been monitored by London's Multi-Agency Public
Protection Arrangements (MAPPA). The organisation, made up of the
probat...
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