Stop the release of triple child killer David McGreavy
Stop the release of triple child killer David McGreavy
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Casey Kerton started this petition to home office
Problem
David McGreavy was sentenced to life in 1973 for killing Paul Ralph, four, and his sisters Dawn, two, and nine-month-old Samantha in their Worcester home. He strangled Paul at the home in Gillam Street, Rainbow Hill, while Dawn was found with her throat cut. Samantha died from a compound fracture to the skull. The children were then impaled on garden railings.
He is has now been cleared for release by a parole board, who believe is no longer a risk to the public and has "changed considerably". We the under sign believe he is still a risk, and that life means life for such a terrible crime. The mother of the murdered children, Elsie Urry, is campaigning to stop his release.
Solution
We want the Home Secretary to stop the release of David McGreavy
Please sign this petition to support Elsie and stop the release of this triple child killer.
David McGreavy was sentenced to life in 1973 for killing Paul Ralph, four, and his sisters Dawn, two, and nine-month-old Samantha in their Worcester home. He strangled Paul at the home in Gillam Street, Rainbow Hill, while Dawn was found with her throat cut. Samantha died from a compound fracture to the skull. The children were then impaled on garden railings.
He is has now been cleared for release by a parole board, who believe is no longer a risk to the public and has "changed considerably". We the under sign believe he is still a risk, and that life means life for such a terrible crime. The mother of the murdered children, Elsie Urry, is campaigning to stop his release.
Solution
We want the Home Secretary to stop the release of David McGreavy
Please sign this petition to support Elsie and stop the release of this triple child killer.
0 have signed. Let’s get to 1,500!
At 1,500 signatures, this petition is more likely to get picked up by local news!