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Meet the Brit killer who will die in US prison... but is he innocent? (opens the original)
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On the face of it, Paul Denham seems the unlikeliest of people to be serving time for murder within the often dangerously violent American prison system. Now 58, he was brought up on a council estate in Eltham, south London, by his single mother Molly, a piano teacher who started him on the instrument when he was very young. 'I'm pretty sure I could hit the keys before I could talk,' he remembers, describing how he used to play his favourite piece, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, for teachers duri
How I discovered my link to one of Britain's most notorious criminals (opens the original)
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It was during the dead of night in the tiny hamlet of Ledburn in Buckinghamshire that a 15-man crew descended upon the tracks at Sears Crossing, stuffed a glove over a green signal light and cut off the railway telephone lines. The gang - dressed in boiler suits and ski masks to hide their identities - tricked the driver of a passing Post Office train into halting, before forcing themselves onboard and making off with 120 mail bags packed full of wads of notes, containing today's equivalent over
Inside Axel Rudakubana's new life in Broadmoor (opens the original)
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Southport child killer Axel Rudakubana's transfer to Broadmoor is not an 'easy ride' or a 'holiday', a former psychiatrist at the high-security hospital has insisted. The 19-year-old triple murderer was accused of 'manipulating the system' after being shipped out of maximum-security HMP Belmarsh this month. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Bradley Hillier dismissed claims that Rudakubana would now have a cushier existence – despite now being treated as a patient instead of a prisoner. And the expert,
The talented young woman murdered by her own family (opens the original)
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Somaiya Begum was enjoying a well-earned lazy afternoon, curled up on the sofa in her uncle’s terraced home, on the day she went missing. It had been a gruelling academic year for the talented biomedical science student, but her hard work had paid off. She had scored some of the highest marks in her class at Leeds Beckett University. But it wasn’t just the strain of her studies that Somaiya had been forced to contend with, she was living with her uncle and grandmother on a crime-ridden street in
The talented young student murdered by her own family (opens the original)
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Somaiya Begum was enjoying a well-earned lazy afternoon, curled up on the sofa in her uncle’s terraced home, on the day she went missing. It had been a gruelling academic year for the talented biomedical science student, but her hard work had paid off. She had scored some of the highest marks in her class at Leeds Beckett University. But it wasn’t just the strain of her studies that Somaiya had been forced to contend with, she was living with her uncle and grandmother on a crime-ridden street in
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