BBCNEWS BBC News February 7, 2018
An indefinite sentence, it was just, well, justice has been served, he has been dealt with. He is serving a life sentence now. Because that is the way it was put across to us. So we never thought for one second that he would be eligible for parole. But today, there he was, behind the bars in the dock, potentiallyjust weeks from being freed. Sir bian leveson had ordered thatjohn worboys should be present in person, because he didnt trust the liability of the courts video link system. Thejudge had been told that worboys victims were unhappy at the prospect of seeing him again. I am sorry about t...