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A WOMAN from Essex is set to marry a US killer who shot two men after meeting via a prison penpal scheme. Naomi Wise had been training as a counsellor before Covid hit last year, forcing her to find other means to improve her skills. The 26-year-old woman from Chelmsford joined the scheme which connects people with prison inmates that want pen pals where she met Victor Oquendo in June last year. The 30-year-old, known as "Animal" is serving a 24-year sentence after being convicted for shooting two people in a gangland hit. He also took part in three armed robberies.

Naomi Wise, from Chelmsford, Essex, met killer through prison pen pal scheme The 26-year-old was training as a counsellor and looking for ways to hone skills But romance soon blossomed with Victor Oquendo after they exchanged letters  Oquendo was jailed for fatally shooting two men when he was 19 in gangland hit He is not set for release until 2034 but couple plan to marry as soon as possible 

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Copy URL ­­­­­­­­­­RACISM is toxic and very evident in Malaysia. It is well organised and has become systemic. Key political parties are race-based and for nearly six decades, this was the accepted formula. We all contributed to this progression as they were elected and re-elected. Racism is a human condition that we are all called to transcend. The “other” always remains a significant contributor to who we become. For more than two decades Dr Mahathir Mohamad was at the helm. Prior to his arrival we had the Rukunegara – a testament of hope and an enabler to the New Economic ...