Gaynor Bell, whose son was murdered by a prisoner released early, hits out at Keir Starmer’s early release scheme for prisoners, saying the rate of re-offending is a danger to the public.

Speaking to Nigel Farage on GB News, she said: " This guy to me is somebody that terrifies me to be on the streets, because before the age of 20, it committed something like 19 crimes. 

"That was before he killed my son. He's reoffended. He was locked up again. He's been locked up for two years. I didn't find out until the parole hearing, which I was invited to attend, which he would not face me again."

More than 5,000 inmates, including gang members and domestic violence offenders, are to be released over the following six weeks.{ai:summary}<p>Gaynor Bell criticized Keir Starmer's early release scheme for prisoners, expressing concern over the rising re-offending rates and public safety. She highlighted the case of the individual who murdered her son, noting his extensive criminal history prior to the offense.  </p><p>Bell conveyed that this individual, released early, poses a threat to society, especially considering his history of 19 crimes before the age of 20. She learned about his reoffending during a parole hearing, where he did not face her. #crime</p>

‘It TERRIFIES ME!’ Mother of son murdered by prisoner released early SLAMS Starmer’s prison scheme

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