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? Colin Pitchfork was 14-years-old when he committed first sex crimes
Even so, he was able to volunteer for five years at Barnardo's children's home
Pitchfork was ultimately jailed for the rape and murder of Lynda Mann in 1983 and of Dawn Ashworth in 1986

he met his future wife, Carole, a youth worker. They were already engaged when, aged 21, he was convicted again of exposing himself to girls.

Pitchfork was ultimately jailed for the rape and murder of Lynda Mann in 1983 and of Dawn Ashworth in 1986. He left Lynda's body near a footpath known as the 'Black Pad' in the Leicestershire village of Narborough.

Three years later, Dawn's body was found just a stone's throw away in the same village in Ten Pound Lane. He had also attacked at least three other young teenagers.

The menacing behaviour Pitchfork displayed as a young teenager was an early warning of the entrenched sexual deviancy that would drive him to rape and murder. It is this, according to experts and the victims' families, as well as Pitchfork's own relatives, that makes it unsafe to free him.

The Mail spoke to the mothers of his two young victims, the retired detective who led the police investigation into the murders of Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth and also to a leading criminologist. All of them insist that the severity of the crimes and the extraordinary degree to which Pitchfork was intent on manipulating those around him mean that the father-of-two should never be released.

'I don't believe he's been rehabilitated. He will strike again. He will kill another innocent child,' says 72-year-old Kath Eastwood, the mother of 15-year-old Lynda Mann, who was raped and killed by Pitchfork in November 1983 after he had dropped his wife at an evening class and while his baby son slept in a carrycot in the back of his car.