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The brother of Jack Whomes, a Suffolk man convicted of the Essex Boys murders, believes pictures from the scene may help clear his name.

The brother of Jack Whomes, a Suffolk man convicted of the Essex Boys murders, believes pictures from the scene may help clear his name.

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Share Whomes will have to follow strict licence conditions which ban him from visiting the relatives of the victims and will have to inform the authorities of any driving he does. He will also have to report to his probation officer for meetings. Patrick Tate, 37, Anthony Tucker, 38, and Craig Rolfe, 26, were killed with a pump-action shotgun after their vehicle was ambushed in December 1995. Tate sustained injuries to the head and body, while Rolfe and Tucker died from head wounds.   All t...

Share Whomes will have to follow strict licence conditions which ban him from visiting the relatives of the victims and will have to inform the authorities of any driving he does, Essex News and Investigations reports. He will also have to report to his probation officer for meetings. Patrick Tate, 37, Anthony Tucker, 38, and Craig Rolfe, 26, were killed with a pump-action shotgun after their vehicle was ambushed in December 1995. Tate sustained injuries to the head and body, while Rolfe and ...

Drug dealers Pat Tate, Tony Tucker and Craig Rolfe were shot dead in Rettendon, Essex, in 1995. Three years later, Michael Steele, now 76, and Jack Whomes, 57, were convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison.  But former Essex gangster Steve Nipper Ellis, 55, has claimed the two men are innocent, and that his father, Sid, carried out the murders after threatening his family. Steve Nipper Ellis claims his father Sid called to say he had carried shot Pat Tate, Tony Tucker and Craig Rolf...