Man who murdered estranged wife to remain in prison after decision to release him is overturned

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Man who murdered estranged wife to remain in prison after decision to release him is overturned.

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A man who murdered his estranged wife is to remain in prison after the decision to release him is overturned.Glyn Razzell murdered his estranged wife Linda Razzell in 2002.The Parole Board reversed the decision to release him on licence at the High Court.Razzell was jailed for life with a minimum of almost 16 years in 2003 for the murder of Mrs Razzell.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She had disappeared on her way to work at Swindon College, Wiltshire, during their divorce proceedings.The mother of four's body has never been found.The Parole Board ruled Razzell could be released on licence in April, but the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) referred the decision to the High Court.At a hearing earlier this week, barristers for the MoJ said the Parole Board had failed to assess Razzell's risk properly.They therefore ruled that the decision to free him should be reversed.Mrs Razzell's relatives and loved ones also urged the court to block the release.Her cousin Julie Westmore said the family...

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