DONALD Trump has insisted Boris Johnson will go down as ...the best Prime Minister since Churchill... as he hailed him as ...one of a kind.... Writing in his first book since leaving the White House, the ex-US President applauded the British PM as a ...fantastic leader... in a handwritten accompanying a photo of the pair together.
Donald Trump has described Boris Johnson as a ...fantastic leader' Trump is due to release his first post-presidency book, Our Journey Together, which features more than 300 photos from his four years in power. Each snap was personally picked by the 75-year-old Republican \- including one of him joining the Queen in inspecting a Guard of Honour. In a statement on Friday, Trump said: ...'Our Journey Together' features unforgettable moments from our time in Washington: building the Southern Border Wall; cutting America's taxes; confirming almost 300 federal judges and 3 Supreme Court justices; rebuilding our military; creating Space Force; dealing with Kim Jong-Un, President Xi, President Putin, and many other world leaders.... It is due to be released on December 7 by a new company formed by his son Donald Trump Jr and campaign aide Sergio Gor. Books \- being sold by Trump's website 45books.com \- cost $74.99 (£56). A signed copy, however, will set readers back a whopping $229.99 (£171). Most read in The Sun DALES RACE PROBE Emmerdale rocked by race probe involving two of ITV soap's leading stars 'TOTAL SHOCK' Jorgie Porter reveals heartbreak at miscarrying quads at 14 weeks IT'S OL OVER Solskjaer has managed FINAL GAME for Man Utd & will be sacked after Watford SHORELY NOT I used benefits to pay for my cosmetic surgery - I'm too famous to have a job WINTER OF DISCONTENT Europe Covid epicentre faces lockdown in DAYS - how does UK compare? ALL GROWN UP Britain's Got Talent star George Sampson unrecognisable 13 years after show Trump has repeatedly hinted he is planning to make another bid for the White House in 2024 \- but is yet to officially confirm a reelection bid. ...I am certainly thinking about it and we'll see,... he told Fox News. ...I think a lot of people will be very happy, frankly, with the decision, and 'I ' probably will announce that after the midterms.... In September, Trump was voted more popular than President Joe Biden in approval ratings by American voters. The ex-president commanded a positive rating of 48 per cent compared with Biden's 46 per cent. We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks. Source:
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ABCThe sisters described hiding a camera in a Barbie '/ ' 
APDavid and Louise Turpin were given life in prison '/ ' Jennifer spoke during the ABC interview about how before the siblings were freed, she was afraid to do anything wrong because her parents would beat her. ...If I did one little thing wrong, I was going to be beaten,... she said. ...And not just beat, beat until I bled. Jordan said that she got the idea to run away after uploading some videos online. ......When mother and father would leave, that's when I would sneak into the bathroom and make my videos and put them out,... she said. Jordan would record herself singing, usually in the bathroom. She told Sawyer that a viewer once messaged her and asked a few questions. Their conversation prompted her to realize she should seek help. Most read in US News NOT OVER YET Kyle Rittenhouse victims' families could sue teen after not guilty verdict MYSTERY DEEPENS Brian Laundrie's cause of death to be revealed as notebook found near body TERMINAL TERROR Passenger 'accidentally discharges' GUN sparking 'active shooter' fears FREE AT LAST Bodycam shows squalor inside Turpin home & bruises of kids chained to beds 'REST IN PEACE' Second Kenosha victim shot by Kyle Rittenhouse identified by family members MONEY MADNESS Drivers scramble to grab cash on freeway after it fell from armored truck The malnourished siblings, who ranged from 29 to three, were locked in cages and chained to beds by parents Louise and David Turpin. Some of the children were abused for decades. Jennifer was held captive for nearly 30 years. Read Our Turpin House of Horrors Live Blog Here The alarm was finally raised in August 2018 when then-17-year-old Jordan managed to slip out of a window of their Californian home. In the interview, the sisters also spoke about how they put a camera inside of a Barbie to capture the abuse. JORDAN'S 911 CALL Jordan recounted the terrifying decision to call 911 on her parents after she managed to escape. She explained: ...My whole body was shaking and when I was still on the phone I remember I couldn't really dial 911 because ... I was trying to dial 911 but I couldn't even get my thumbs to press the buttons because I was shaking so bad. ...But I was trying to calm down so I could do it. And then I finally pressed it and they answered. I literally never talked to someone on the phone.... David, now 60, and Louise, 53, were jailed for life on February 22, 2019, on counts of child cruelty, false imprisonment, and torture. Jordan's 911 call, which was aired during the episode, describes some of the horrors that the Turpin children went through. ...They hit us ... they throw us across the room, they pull our hair, they yank out our hair,... she said. ...My two little sisters right now are chained up.... Jennifer, who is the eldest Turpin child, said that her parents pulled her out of school after third grade — and her parents became more isolating and abusive as the years went on and more children were born. A NEW LIFE When the Turpin children were eventually rescued, the sisters described how the smallest things — like being able to listen to music or smell the grass outside — meant the world to them. Jordan described her first experience at a park. ...I was so excited because I could smell the grass,... she said. ...I was like, ...How could heaven be better than this? … Oh my gosh, this is so free, this is life.'... Jordan and Jennifer did not discuss their other 11 siblings, wishing to protect their privacy, but did say that the family gets together often. ...It feels at home, being with all of us,... Jordan said. ...Every time we're together, it's a very special moment, because we always know at the end of the day, we're always gonna have each other.... 
The sisters also spoke about how they put a camera inside of a Barbie to capture the abuseABC 
Jordan said that she got the idea to run away after uploading some videos onlineABC 
Riverside County Sheriff's DepartmentThe 13 children were locked up and abused '/ ' 
APThe teen was acquitted on all charges '/ ' ...I am glad they reached the correct verdict,... the teen told Fox News. ...It's been a tough journey but we made it through. We made it through the hard part.... Rittenhouse will sit down with Fox's Tucker Carlson for his first interview on Monday. A portion of the interview will air Monday, with the remainder available on Tucker Carlson Originals. In a preview of the interview, Rittenhouse said he has dreams every night about the night of the fatal shooting, thinking about how he could have died himself. On Friday, Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges after pleading self-defense in the deadly Kenosha shootings. Most read in US News NOT OVER YET Kyle Rittenhouse victims' families could sue teen after not guilty verdict MYSTERY DEEPENS Brian Laundrie's cause of death to be revealed as notebook found near body TERMINAL TERROR Passenger 'accidentally discharges' GUN sparking 'active shooter' fears FREE AT LAST Bodycam shows squalor inside Turpin home & bruises of kids chained to beds 'REST IN PEACE' Second Kenosha victim shot by Kyle Rittenhouse identified by family members MONEY MADNESS Drivers scramble to grab cash on freeway after it fell from armored truck The teen began to choke up, fell to the floor, and then hugged one of his attorneys upon hearing the verdict. Rittenhouse quickly rushed out of the courthouse and was whisked away in a black Chevrolet Equinox. Read our Kyle Rittenhouse live blog for the very latest news and updates... The Sun snapped Rittenhouse's face beaming as he sat in the back seat of the vehicle as he left court a free man. He had been charged with homicide, attempted homicide, and reckless endangering after killing two men and wounding a third with an AR-style semi-automatic rifle during a tumultuous night of protests over police violence against black people in the summer of 2020. The former police youth cadet is white, as were those he shot. The jury, which appeared to be overwhelmingly white, deliberated for close to three-and-a-half days. Rittenhouse could have gotten life in prison if found guilty on the most serious charge, first-degree intentional homicide. OFFICIALS CALL FOR CALM As the verdict drew near, Gov. Tony Evers pleaded for calm and said 500 National Guard members would be ready for duty in Kenosha if needed. Rittenhouse was 17 when he went from his home in Antioch, Illinois, to Kenosha after businesses in the city were ransacked and burned over the shooting of a black man, Jacob Blake, by a white police officer. Carrying a weapon that authorities said was illegally purchased for the underage Rittenhouse, he joined other armed citizens in what he said was an effort to protect property and provide medical aid. Bystander and drone video captured most of the frenzied chain of events that followed: Rittenhouse killed Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, then shot to death protester Anthony Huber, 26, and wounded demonstrator Gaige Grosskreutz, now 28. Prosecutors portrayed Rittenhouse as a "wannabe soldier" who had gone looking for trouble that night and was responsible for creating a dangerous situation in the first place by pointing his rifle at demonstrators. RITTENHOUSE HOPING FOR ...NORMAL LIFE' A spokesperson for the family said that Rittenhouse is hoping to live ...a normal life moving forward,... after being involved in such a polarizing trial. ...He can be an 18-year-old young man,... Spokesperson David Hancock told Fox6. ...He is studying pre-requisites at Arizona State University for nursing and he is going to continue that. ...We're going to do everything we can to make sure he can live a normal life moving forward.... 
The Mega AgencyA spokesperson for the family said Rittenhouse will try to live a ...normal' life '/ ' 
TwitterThe official statement said Ashley Etienne is leaving Harris' team to pursue ...other opportunities... '/ ' 
RexHarris' troubled office is reportedly riddled with tension between Harris and Biden aides '/ ' Vanity Fair reported that Etienne is leaving Harris' team to pursue ...other opportunities.... But several sources have told CNN that Etienne's exit was a ...long time coming.... Etienne was ...not a good fit... for the VP's office, they said, and had not done enough to counter the negative press Harris has been facing. According to sources who spoke with CNN, Harris' staff have ...repeatedly failed her and left her exposed... as she deals with criticism that they say is in part fueled by racism and sexism. But two sources said that some people who work in the VP's office are frustrated with what they see as a dysfunctional environment that has at times led to internal conflict. Several of the reported complaints about Harris' office involved her chief of staff Tina Flournoy. Staff members that spoke to the outlet accused Flournoy of creating an "insular environment" where potential ideas are dismissed and officials delay making decisions. Most read in The Sun DALES RACE PROBE Emmerdale rocked by race probe involving two of ITV soap's leading stars 'TOTAL SHOCK' Jorgie Porter reveals heartbreak at miscarrying quads at 14 weeks IT'S OL OVER Solskjaer has managed FINAL GAME for Man Utd & will be sacked after Watford SHORELY NOT I used benefits to pay for my cosmetic surgery - I'm too famous to have a job WINTER OF DISCONTENT Europe Covid epicentre faces lockdown in DAYS - how does UK compare? ALL GROWN UP Britain's Got Talent star George Sampson unrecognisable 13 years after show Members of the staff were also reportedly blindsided by Harris' sudden decision to visit the US-Mexico border in June. Meanwhile, several members of Harris' staff have reportedly been reaching out to contacts as they plan their exit from the troubled office, which is riddled with tension between Harris and Biden aides. According to various outlets including CNN, Harris' aides feel the VP is being sidelined and not well-positioned by the White House. ...BEING SET TO FAIL' Harris, they claim, is being set to fail by the West Wing as the VP is put in charge of complex issues such as voting rights and the crisis at the border. The VP herself has allegedly told her inner circle that she feels ...constrained... in her role. Reports say that Biden's team is "highly attuned to signs of disloyalty,... which makes it hard for Harris and her staff to demand more leadership in the administration. Other reports have claimed there is a bitter feud between first lady Jill Biden and the VP. The bickering relationship has been described as being "caught in a catfight" and tensions supposedly increased before the first lady and VP stepped into their official roles. The first lady allegedly became very upset with Harris' comments against her husband during the first Democratic presidential debate, when Harris called out Biden for working with segregationists. A Politico Magazine article quoted Jill as saying: "With what he cares about, what he fights for, what's committed to, you get up there and call him a racist without basis? Go f*** yourself," She was later confronted about the remark and gave Harris a hug on camera saying: "That was two years ago. We've moved on from that." DAMAGE CONTROL The White House went into damage control earlier this week, when press secretary Jen Psaki issued a statement in support of Harris. ...For anyone who needs to hear it. @VP is not only a vital partner to @POTUS but a bold leader who has taken on key, important challenges facing the country—from voting rights to addressing root causes of migration to expanding broadband,... Psaki said on Twitter. As part of the administration's damage control, Harris appeared on Good Morning America on Thursday. When asked if she felt "misused or underused" by the White House, Harris denied it. "I don't. I'm very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished. But I am also absolutely, absolutely clear-eyed that there is a lot more to do, and we're gonna get it done,... said Harris. Vanity Fair has also reported infighting in Harris' office surrounding questions on whether her visibility in the Biden administration should be increased. A USA Today/Suffolk University poll published this month showed Harris' approval ratings slipping. The President's ratings dropped at 38 percent while the Vice President's is lower at 28 percent. The Sun reached the White House for comment but had not heard back by the time of publication. 
APOther reports have claimed there is a bitter feud between first lady Jill Biden and Harris '/ ' 
ReutersWhen asked in Good Morning America if she felt "misused or underused" by the White House, Harris denied it '/ ' 
GettyThe President's ratings dropped at 38 percent while the Vice President's is lower at 28 percent '/ ' We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The US Sun team? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.com or call 212 416 4552. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheSunUS and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunUS 
ABC7Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola, 26, was unresponsive when she was dropped off at Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles hospital '/ ' 
Jan CilliersHer model friend Christy Giles, 24, had been left dead outside another LA hospital on Saturday evening '/ ' Two hours earlier her model friend Christy Giles, 24, had been left dead outside another LA hospital on Saturday evening by two men allegedly wearing bandanas over their faces. The two friends had been on a night out on Friday and left with three men to go to an afterparty in the Hollywood Hills \- but never made it there. Hilda's father Luis Cabrales Rivera, 49, told The Sun that doctors have found signs of brain activity in his daughter and that "while her heart is beating there is still hope". But he insisted that Hilda is a "very healthy girl" who would not have taken drugs of her own free will. Systems engineer Luis said: "Hilda is still in a very critical but stable condition. "When she arrived at the hospital she was in a very bad state but she is reacting favorably to treatment after being taken off medication. Most read in The Sun DALES RACE PROBE Emmerdale rocked by race probe involving two of ITV soap's leading stars 'TOTAL SHOCK' Jorgie Porter reveals heartbreak at miscarrying quads at 14 weeks IT'S OL OVER Solskjaer has managed FINAL GAME for Man Utd & will be sacked after Watford SHORELY NOT I used benefits to pay for my cosmetic surgery - I'm too famous to have a job WINTER OF DISCONTENT Europe Covid epicentre faces lockdown in DAYS - how does UK compare? ALL GROWN UP Britain's Got Talent star George Sampson unrecognisable 13 years after show "The doctors have said it's too soon to give us a definitive diagnosis and that they need another ten days to know for sure. "We're waiting for other types of tests to determine whether there is any chance Hilda will recover but the doctors have said that four days is too soon to know. "The latest tests have detected that there is brain activity. "It's all in the hands of God now. "The whole family is completely devastated and praying every day for a miracle. "While her heart is still beating anything is possible and there is hope that she will recover. "I have moments where I cry, I despair and I wish I would die but I have to stay strong for my other daughter too. "We were a happy family in Monterrey and I never expected anything bad to happen to Hilda when she moved to Los Angeles." ...COMPLETELY DEVASTATED' Luis explained that he first found out that Hilda was in trouble when the hospital called him at 11pm on Saturday night. The next day he left his hometown of Monterrey with Hilda's step-mom Carolina, flew to Tijuana and made his way up to LA from there. Hilda's medical doctor mom Marcela Arzola and her younger sister Fernanda have also traveled from Mexico to LA to be by her side. Christy's phone records show that the women's last known location was at an apartment in Beverly Hills. Neighbors told The Sun that they heard the sound of someone "moaning in pain" coming from that apartment all day last Saturday. Phone records showed that Christy had texted Hilda at around 5.30am last Saturday "Let's get out of here" with the wide eyes emoji. Hilda replied "Yes" and said she had called for an Uber \- but after that Christy did not read or respond to any more texts sent to her. ...MOANING IN PAIN' Christy's husband Jan Cilliers, 40, has said that two men who left the party with Christy and Hilda have been quizzed by police and are claiming the women suffered "accidental overdoses". But Luis said that version of events "doesn't add up" for him. He explained: "The doctors have told us they did find drugs in my daughter's system but they haven't said what type. "There's an investigation ongoing and that information is being handled by the LAPD. "The detectives have spoken with us and said they are making a lot of progress with the investigation but because it is still ongoing they cannot provide any further information. "They told us that they are putting a solid case together. "My daughter is a very, very healthy girl, she always tries to eat organic food and do a lot of exercise. "She really likes to go hiking with her friends. The doctors have told us they did find drugs in my daughter's system but they haven't said what type. Luis Cabrales Rivera "For us it's impossible to think that she would have taken drugs of her own free will because she never did drugs and was always a very healthy and hardworking girl. "I know my daughter and it's a fact that if she took drugs it was against her will. "We want all the required investigations to be carried out and for the LAPD to assign all the investigators and detectives possible to solve this case as soon as possible. "We need justice to be done and all the weight the law to fall on anyone who harmed these two young ladies." Luis described Hilda as an "excellent student and professional" who moved to LA in July this year to chase her dreams. ...AGAINST HER WILL' He explained: "Hilda is an architect, she graduated two years ago from Monterrey University. "She received a cum laude honorable mention because she was the best student in her year. "She is a very hardworking girl, that's why she sent her work portfolio to several architecture firms here in LA and she was able to choose where she wanted to work. "Although she is an architect she was assigned to interior design. "I spoke with her boss and he told me that because of her good taste and innovative ideas he had seen a lot potential in her for interiors. "She came to LA determined to make it and get a better job and outlook, she came here looking for success and sadly this happened." Hilda's friends have set up a GoFundMe to pay for her medical expenses which has already raised almost $50,000 and can be accessed here. 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunLuis said of his daughter Hilda: "While her heart is still beating anything is possible and there is hope that she will recover... '/ ' 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunHilda's father insisted she is a "very healthy girl" who would not have taken drugs of her own free will '/ ' 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunSystems engineer Luis said: "Hilda is still in a very critical but stable condition... '/ ' 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunChristy's phone records show that the women's last known location was at an apartment in Beverly Hills '/ ' 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunHilda's father Luis explained: "The doctors have told us they did find drugs in my daughter's system but they haven't said what type... '/ ' 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunLuis described Hilda as an "excellent student and professional" who moved to LA in July this year to chase her dreams '/ ' 
Coleman-Rayne for The US SunHilda's friends have set up a GoFundMe to pay for her medical expenses which has already raised almost $50,000 '/ ' We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The US Sun team? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.com or call 212 416 4552. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheSunUS and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunUS 
GettyEpstein took his own life while in jail and Maxwell is currently on remand in New York '/ ' The picture was displayed in billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein's mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, where he was accused of sickening sex attacks on underage girls. Epstein bought his six-bedroom Palm Beach home – near ex-US President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate – for £2million in 1990. In 2005 Palm Beach cops launched an investigation after girls as young as 14 reported being recruited from high school to perform "massages" on Epstein – where they were abused. Epstein cut a deal with prosecutors and was sentenced to just 18 months in prison in 2008 for procuring an underage girl for prostitution. Dozens of women and young girls have now come forward claiming they were sexually abused and raped at the property. Juan Alessi, Epstein's former butler, swore on oath that he set up massage tables every day as Andrew "spent weeks with us". 
Getty - ContributorEpstein and Maxwell were pictured attending a bash at Scotland's Skibo Castle '/ ' 
APThe paedo's lair in Palm Beach, Florida '/ ' Most read in The Sun DALES RACE PROBE Emmerdale rocked by race probe involving two of ITV soap's leading stars 'TOTAL SHOCK' Jorgie Porter reveals heartbreak at miscarrying quads at 14 weeks IT'S OL OVER Solskjaer has managed FINAL GAME for Man Utd & will be sacked after Watford SHORELY NOT I used benefits to pay for my cosmetic surgery - I'm too famous to have a job WINTER OF DISCONTENT Europe Covid epicentre faces lockdown in DAYS - how does UK compare? ALL GROWN UP Britain's Got Talent star George Sampson unrecognisable 13 years after show 
Dawn Ashworth was raped and murdered by Pitchfork in the 80s 
Lynda Mann was also one of his victims Pitchfork was caged for a minimum of 30 years in 1987 after raping and strangling Lynda Mann in 1983 and Dawn Ashworth in Leicestershire in 1986. The child killer was recalled as a preventative measure after approaching young girls while out on long walks, The Mirror reports. Sources say probation staff were concerned over his ...bad attitude... after his release but there is no suggestion he has committed a criminal offence. He is now the subject of a standard recall \- meaning he could in theory be released again in 28 days. But his record means he is now almost certain to have to wait for a full Parole Board hearing in four to six months. One source told The Sun: "Pitchfork's licence conditions were so tough that if he stepped out of line he faced recall. Most read in The Sun DALES RACE PROBE Emmerdale rocked by race probe involving two of ITV soap's leading stars 'TOTAL SHOCK' Jorgie Porter reveals heartbreak at miscarrying quads at 14 weeks IT'S OL OVER Solskjaer has managed FINAL GAME for Man Utd & will be sacked after Watford SHORELY NOT I used benefits to pay for my cosmetic surgery - I'm too famous to have a job WINTER OF DISCONTENT Europe Covid epicentre faces lockdown in DAYS - how does UK compare? ALL GROWN UP Britain's Got Talent star George Sampson unrecognisable 13 years after show "Now he has done just that. His behaviour caused great concern and that was behind it. ...It's thought his attitude and fears he was hiding things were also a problem.... Pitchfork was ruled suitable for release by the Parole Board in March this year despite outrage from his victims' families. The government also mounted a bid to stop the double killer's release \- arguing it was ...irrational... to let him go free. Justice Secretary Robert Buckland asked the board to re-examine the decision. But Pitchfork was released from HMP Leyhill in September after the Parole Board ...refused... the appeal. He is subject to 43 licence conditions including tagging, exclusion zones and a ban on contact with children. ...EVIL' Dawn's mum, Barbara Ashworth, 75, said last night: "He shouldn't have been released in the first place. The man is evil and he should never have tasted freedom. ...The streets are safer with him in prison, that's how I feel.... Barbara, from Liskeard, Cornwall, added: ...He cannot be allowed out again.... While Lynda's younger sister Rebecca Eastwood, 40, said: ...It only took nine weeks for him to breach his conditions \- which doesn't surprise me in the slightest. ...The first question I asked probation was ...has anybody been hurt?' ...My biggest fear was that he had struck again. ...They told me it's linked to his behaviour \- he's been acting a bit shady and they've not liked it. They thought he was up to something. ...I'm absolutely made up that he's back inside and no one has been harmed. ...He's going to get re-evaluated now within 28 days. I just hope they see sense and don't make the same mistake again.... MONSTER SNARED Rebecca, who now lives on Merseyside, added: ...Predators like Pitchfork don't change. I honestly believe he will kill again. He is a monster who will never change.... Pitchfork was the first person in the world to be convicted using DNA evidence when he was locked up for life with a minimum of 30 years. The monster raped and strangled Lynda as she made her way home from babysitting in Narborough on November 21, 1983. Three years later, Dawn vanished on the short walk to her home in the neighbouring village of Enderby. Her body was discovered in the corner of a field hidden under branches. In 2009, Pitchfork's minimum sentence was reduced from 30 years to 28 years. The fiend, who was pictured on day release in 2017 wandering through Bristol, applied for parole in 2018 but his plea was rejected. CONTROVERSIAL RELEASE But the matter was reconsidered in June this year and the Parole Board deemed he was no longer a danger to the public. They trawled through more than 1,100 pages of information, victim statements, evidence from Pitchfork and his probation officers, police and a psychologist. They found he thought ...about sex a lot..., used ...violence and excessive force... and ...sex to demonstrate power and control over women... while offending. The experts also said he ...struggled... to cope with anger and loneliness and had a willingness to ...seek revenge... but had changed behind bars. But the government argued he had the ...capacity to manipulate and deceive the professionals he had worked with... in their appeal. They also revealed how Pitchfork gave a shop assistant chocolates while out on day release and lied about being married. The Probation Service said: "Protecting the public is our priority so when offenders breach conditions and potentially pose a risk, we will return them to custody." 
In September we pictured Pitchfork out on release for the first timeSimon Jones 
Lynda Mann was raped and murdered by Colin Pitchfork in 1983 
Dawn Ashworth was also raped and murdered by Pitchfork three years later 