Colin Pitchfork must not be released, says victim’s uncle

Colin Pitchfork, the notorious convicted murderer and rapist, should not be released from prison, according to the victim’s uncle. Pitchfork was convicted in the 1980s for the brutal murders of two teenage girls in Leicestershire, UK.

The uncle of one of the victims, who wishes to remain anonymous, stated that Pitchfork’s release would be a slap in the face to the families of the victims. He believes that Pitchfork has not shown any genuine remorse for his heinous crimes and should not be given the opportunity to re-offend.

Despite serving over 30 years in prison, Pitchfork’s parole hearing has sparked outrage and concern among the public. Many fear that releasing such a dangerous individual back into society would pose a significant risk to the safety of others.

The victim’s uncle is urging the parole board to consider the gravity of Pitchfork’s crimes and prioritize public safety above all else. He believes that Pitchfork must remain behind bars for the rest of his life to ensure that no more innocent lives are lost.