Tuesday - July 21, 2009

Coming to a street near you, maybe yours? Ax murderer walks out of open prison. Kops looking.

First thing needs doing is deleting liberals, liberal courts and judges and then, re-instate the death penalty and use the damn thing.

“Time spent in open prisons affords prisoners the opportunity to find work, re-establish family ties, reintegrate into the community and ensure housing needs are met.”

Oh right you are.  Give scum like this guy the very things he took away from his victim.
This kinda crap just ticks me off.  Maybe because I don’t understand any of it.
Well anyway ... this is the state of things here and my bet is it’s the same everywhere else as well.

An axe murderer has gone on the run from an open prison after he was given leave to work for a charity.

By Richard Edwards, Crime Correspondent
21 Jul 2009

William Reddican, 56, who was convicted of murder in 1981, failed to return to Sudbury open prison in Derbyshire having been allowed out to work in the village.

Despite having been released into the community on Saturday, police have now warned the public that he should not be approached.

Reddican was jailed for life after he killed Byrom Clarke, 62, in Cheetham, Manchester, in December 1981. The judge called him a “dangerous and violent” individual who carried out a “savage, premeditated murder with the utmost ferocity”.

Reddican was released from a life sentence on licence but was convicted of assault at Trafford magistrates in February 2005 and sent back to prison. He has been serving his sentence at Sudbury Open Prison in Derbyshire.

He is the second inmate to escape from custody at the prison this month, after a 35-year-old man who was serving a sentence for attempted murder walked out of Sudbury and did not return.

A Prison Service spokesman said: “All those located in open conditions have been risk assessed and categorised as being of low risk to the public.

“Time spent in open prisons affords prisoners the opportunity to find work, re-establish family ties, reintegrate into the community and ensure housing needs are met.

“For long-term prisoners these are essential components for successful resettlement and an important factor in protecting the public.”

Reddican is described as 5ft 10, medium build, with receding brown hair and green eyes.

He was 28 when he committed the axe attack. He denied murder but was found guilty after a trial at Manchester Crown Court.

The trial heard that Reddican, armed with an axe he had bought earlier for £3.60, went to Mr Clarke’s house in Cheetham looking for his girlfriend. She had left him and had been staying there with a friend. He struck Mr Clarke a “large number of times”across his head and face. He died instantly.

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