why do you think ian simms won't tell you where your daughter is?here helen's grave is and why he did this. i can only surmise that having found out a lot over the last 33 years about this man, about his behaviour... i've been told by a top psychologist in one of the prison is a number of years ago, in fact it was not long after i wrote to ian simms and had a reply. he told me, he said, you know, this man is a psychopath. well, i didn't know that, i didn't know the man, even though he lived in the village. to my mind, i think, yes, though he lived in the village. to my mind, ithink, yes, they are psychopaths and he certainly is. i do feel that this man eventually, he may not do it right away, they are very crafty, they know what they are doing and maybe when the probation officer declares that they are safe now, they don't have to come and report to us, that's when i think they go back to how they were before andi they go back to how they were before and i would be frightened because ian simms has threatened me and my family but not just ian simms h

disclosure of information about victims bill is known as ‘helen‘s law‘ after helen mccourt, whose killer ian simmstake into account an offender‘s non—disclosure of information about a victim‘s remains, or the identity of child victims in indecent images. as the lords passed the bill, there was a tribute to helen mccourt‘s mother, marie. she has worked tirelessly and with great dignity — notjust on her own behalf, but on behalf of the small number of families who find themselves in this most awful, awful position. three quarters of black people don‘t believe their human rights are protected as well as those of white people — that‘s according to a survey commissioned by the human rights committee. the study also suggested that 65% didn‘t think the nhs treated them equally and 85% felt the police weren‘t fair. the report‘s authors appeared before the committee to expand on theirfindings. a really interesting interview was a young woman from kent who ended up getting stop and searched. and after this whole debacle, she actually spoke to a few friends who were not black themselves, and they spoke about

of information about victims bill is known as helen's law — after helen mccourt — whose killer, ian simmss. the bill means parole boards will have to take into account an offender?s non disclosure of information about a victim?s remains or the identity of child victims in indecent images. as the lords passed the bill, there was a tribute to helen mccourt‘s mother, marie. she has worked tirelessly and with great dignity, notjust on her own behalf but on behalf of the small number of families who find themselves in this most awful, awful position. a former bishop has warned that our "highly competitive society" is causing some people to feel "left behind". his remarks were prompted by office for national statistic figures, published earlier this month, showing that the suicide rate for men in england and wales is at its highest level for 20 years. unfortunately, male suicides are the worse they have been in two decades. there is a particular concern amongst men between the ages of 45—49. a death by suicide is the worst form of death, the highest form of death for those under 50 — with parti