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Rachel Stonehouse

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  • Senior Investigative Reporter, BBC
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"El hombre que me drogó y violó fue liberado de prisión y después mató a su pareja" Original

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By Rachel Stonehouse Verified, Martin Jones
| BBC Mundo Verified
Pie de foto, Krystyna ha renunciado a su derecho al anonimato para revelar cómo Richard Scatchard abusó de ella. Información del artículo Autor, Rachel Stonehouse y Autor, Martin Jones Título del autor, BBC West Investigations Fecha de publicación 5 minutos Tiempo de lectura: 7 min Richard Scatchard fue encarcelado en dos ocasiones y en 2023 mató a su pareja, Kelly Faiers, tras obligarla a tomar pastillas para dormir después de haber consumido alcohol.
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Drug rape killer should never have been freed, says victim

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By Rachel Stonehouse Verified, Martin Jones
| MSN Verified
A man who drugged multiple women over a 40-year period and eventually killed his partner should never have been released from prison, according to one of his victims. Richard Scatchard was jailed twice but released from prison on licence in 2013. He went on to kill Kelly Faiers in 2023, by coercing her into taking sleeping tablets after drinking alcohol. Some experts and a former police detective believe he should not have been free to kill her, having shown signs he was a danger to women.
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Drug rape killer should never have been freed, says victim

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By Rachel Stonehouse Verified, Martin Jones
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A man who drugged multiple women over a 40-year period and eventually killed his partner should never have been released from prison, according to one of his victims. Richard Scatchard was jailed twice but released from prison on licence in 2013. He went on to kill Kelly Faiers in 2023, by coercing her into taking sleeping tablets after drinking alcohol. Some experts and a former police detective believe he should not have been free to kill her, having shown signs he was a danger to women.
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