Daniel Lynch informed parole officers that he had subjected the Loose Women star to a “terrifying ordeal”, however parole officers refused to imagine he had reformed sufficient to be freed
Katie Piper’s vicious ex will keep in jail after his parole attraction was rejected(Image: PA)
Katie Piper’s former boyfriend is ready to stay in jail after he was refused parole. Daniel Lynch was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 16 years in May 2009 after he was convicted of arranging the devastating acid attack that left her blind in a single eye.
Since then, Daniel has spent his time behind bars, while Katie has gone on to develop into a profitable mannequin and TV star. Now, at a listening to of the parole board, Lynch — who was convicted in 2008 of the attack — is believed to have informed parole officers himself that he is not ready to be brought back into the neighborhood.
He went on to admit the crimes that he has been convicted of for the primary time, however later tried to distance himself from what occurred.
At the assembly of the parole board on Thursday (March 26), Daniel admitted that he had organized for Stefan Sylvestre to throw the sulphuric acid on Katie in March 2008. Sylvestre continues to stay on the run for his function within the attack.
Katie, who was reportedly petrified on the prospect of Lynch being launched, briefly dated him earlier than the couple break up. After ending issues, he turned more and more jealous of Piper and tried to trigger her life-changing accidents.
In the wake of the attack, Katie was left with severe wounds and is now residing with everlasting scarring. She has additionally had to bear tons of of rounds of surgical procedure so as to restore her face and her eyesight.
Documents launched by the parole board stated that Lynch had additionally confessed to subjecting Katie to a “terrifying ordeal”, having assaulted and raped her in the course of the course of their relationship. In its opinion outlining their determination, the board believed that the attack was “clearly an act of revenge”.
The determination learn: “The panel noted that Mr Lynch had spent a little over 18 years in prison and that he had undertaken some work to address his risk factors but that there remained a need for him to complete more work. The panel concluded that Mr Lynch does not yet have the necessary controls to manage his emotions and direct his thinking skills in relationships.
“Mr Lynch has accepted that he’s not but prepared to be launched. After contemplating the circumstances of his offending, the progress made whereas in custody and the proof offered on the listening to, the panel was not happy that launch at this level could be protected for the safety of the general public.”
Lynch had also asked to be transferred to an open prison as a result of the decision made by the parole board. However, this was also rejected by the panel who believed that he needed to undergo further rehabilitation for his offences.
This was not the first time that Lynch was convicted of maiming people, after he had served another conviction for pouring scalding hot water over a man. The board ruled that he will be eligible for another parole review “sooner or later”.
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