Carrie Johnson has pleaded with Dominic Raab to keep Joanna Simpson’s killer behind bars. Robert Brown was convicted of the killing and is due to be freed on licence later this year.
Carrie Johnson has made an impassioned plea to keep Joanna Simpson’s killer behind bars as she recalled her fears at black cab rapist John Worboys being released.
She said: ‘I remember Hetti and Diana describing themselves as sitting ducks, powerless to do anything, and I knew that feeling from my own experience. Mrs Parkes warned Brown will be ‘very bitter’ when he is freed, having lost his well-paid job and children, who she says never want to see him again.
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