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| Russell murders report published | Russell murders report published |
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| A report on the care and treatment of the man who murdered mother and daughter Lin and Megan Russell, in Kent in 1996, is due to be published later. | A report on the care and treatment of the man who murdered mother and daughter Lin and Megan Russell, in Kent in 1996, is due to be published later. |
| Michael Stone is serving life for the killings and the attempted murder of Megan's sister Josie, who now lives in Nantlle Valley, Gwynedd, Wales. | Michael Stone is serving life for the killings and the attempted murder of Megan's sister Josie, who now lives in Nantlle Valley, Gwynedd, Wales. |
| Before the murders he received support for mental health problems and drug addiction and spent time on probation. | Before the murders he received support for mental health problems and drug addiction and spent time on probation. |
| The report and its findings will be delivered by Robert Francis QC. | The report and its findings will be delivered by Robert Francis QC. |
| Michael Stone was convicted and jailed for life in 2001The independent inquiry was commissioned after the murders, by the three agencies which had been treating or supervising Stone - West Kent Health Authority (now NHS South East Coast), Kent Social Services and Kent Probation Service. | |
| The agencies will respond to the 384-page report on Monday. | The agencies will respond to the 384-page report on Monday. |
| The inquiry report was completed in November 2000, with extra information added in May 2002, but its release was delayed by Stone's appeal against his conviction, and then a legal challenge against the report's publication. | The inquiry report was completed in November 2000, with extra information added in May 2002, but its release was delayed by Stone's appeal against his conviction, and then a legal challenge against the report's publication. |
| Stone argued that personal medical information in the report should not be made available to the public and media, but that was rejected by the High Court in July. | Stone argued that personal medical information in the report should not be made available to the public and media, but that was rejected by the High Court in July. |
| Stone was convicted and jailed for life in 2001. | Stone was convicted and jailed for life in 2001. |