Susan.... "Not all prostitues either, some were just young students"
Does that really make a difference then, is a prostitutes life worth less than someone stduying? Can't for the life of me see that it is.
I personally don't know if he is still a danger to women, as the much slated, but always fair Ethel says, I have no access to reports etc to make a determinaiton. However I do think that he needs to consider very carefully himself, if he indeed wants to be free, shouyld tat chance ever arise.
As stated by someone else, he is now disabled, easily identifiable and once in the community, even if he did pose no risk, I can't see it being five minutes before his real identity is doscovered and then he will be subject to a lynch mob.
Can someone with such a terrible disorder ever be helped sufficiently to allow their release, I really don't know, but I seriously doubt he'll ever be released for political reasons, rather like Myra Hindley.