'I felt a hand around my neck': How M25 killer Kenneth Noye was brought back to face justice
Kenneth Noye never saw the undercover policemen who spotted him after two years on the run. Since May 1996, he had been constantly dodging the police.
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Kenneth Noye never saw the undercover policemen who spotted him after two years on the run. Since May 1996, he had been constantly dodging the police.
A new book reveals in detail how Kenneth Noye evaded justice for so long by jetting off to Spain after the M25 'roadrage' killing in 1996.
The double killer is driving a brand new black Mercedes GLC 220D luxury four wheel drive, despite his apparently modest lifestyle, living in a one bedroom flat in Sevenoaks, Kent.
Road rage murderer Kenny Noye, 75, was sent on a speed awareness course in June after being clocked doing 47mph in a 40mph zone on the A225 in Otford, Kent.
Kenneth Cameron, 75, took his own life by downing paracetamol and whisky in March of this year, some 26 years after his son, 21, was stabbed to death by Kenneth Noye.