AFTER 27 grim years languishing behind bars, the last man doing time for the Essex Boys murders seemed about to taste freedom ...

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood wants the Parole Board to reconsider the release of the convicted triple killer.

Former Met detective David McKelvey said Michael Steele and Jack Whomes, who were jailed for life after being convicted of killing 3 drug dealers 30 years ago, were victims of a miscarriage of justice ...

Michael Steele was jailed for life in 1998 for the gangland murders of Tony Tucker, Pat Tate and Craig Rolfe, which he denied ...

An Essex Police spokesperson said ... which resulted in the conviction of Michael Steele and Jack Whomes for their murder. ‘Since then, this case has been back before the Court of Appeal ...

Michael Steele was convicted along with Jack Whomes of the cold-blooded murders of three men in Essex, but the pair have ...

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has intervened to try to prevent the release of a convicted triple killer who was jailed for the Essex Boys murders ...

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Mickey Steele and Jack Whomes have always maintained their innocence of the murders of Tony Tucker, 38, Pat Tate, 37, and 26-year-old Craig Rolfe – who were dubbed the Essex Boys. In 2021 ...

Shabana Mahmood is calling on the Parole Board to reconsider releasing Michael Steele, who was given a life sentence in 1998 ...

The convictions of the two so-called Essex Boys murderers are being reviewed again, the BBC can reveal. Jack Whomes and Michael Steele were given life sentences in 1998 for shooting dead Craig ...

Two men, jailed for life for the infamous Essex Boys murders, are victims of a grave miscarriage of justice, a review body has been told. Michael Steele, aged 82, and Jack Whomes, who is 63, were ...