Killers' sickening selfie: Two convicted murderers who were RELEASED after being jailed for 'life' are found guilty of torturing and murdering young mother who they burned alive before posing for THIS photo

Two convicted killers teamed up in prison and murdered again after they persuaded parole boards to free them.

Stephen Unwin and William McFall put victim Quyen Ngoc Nguyen through an unimaginable four-hour ordeal after she was lured to Unwin's home in Tyne and Wear.

The mother-of-two had employed Unwin as a handyman, unaware that he was a life prisoner out on licence for murdering a pensioner in 1998.

McFall had also murdered a pensioner during a 1996 break-in and met Unwin in HMP Swaleside.

The National Victims Association has called for the Parole Board to be held accountable for releasing the pair after each served just 13 years for their first killings.

They ate a curry as Ms Ngygen lay unconscious on the floor and then set her alight in her car near allotments while she was still alive.

As they drove to the bank afterwards to use her cash card, they took a selfie, with McFall grinning into the camera while Unwin was at the wheel.

A jury took four hours to find both guilty of murder and Unwin guilty of rape. McFall was cleared of rape. They will be sentenced to their second life sentences next month.

In an outburst from the dock Irishman McFall shouted: 'You've found an innocent man guilty, so you have. I have never had a fair trial.'

Quyen's sister questioned why the two were released from their original sentences, both imposed for the murder of vulnerable elderly victims in their own homes in the 1990s.

Devastated Quynh Ngoc Nguyen said the British government had been 'too kind to evil men.'

Quyen, a mother of two who entered the country in 2010 to study business at the London School of Commerce was murdered on August 15 last year after coming into contact with Unwin, 40, and McFall, 51, when they were carrying out work as handymen on flats she was renting out.

The victim visited Unwin at his terraced home in Shiney Row, near Sunderland, to discuss some more work for him and was set upon by the pair after she stepped inside.

Prosecutor Jamie Hill, QC, told Newcastle Crown Court she was killed for 'a combination of violent, warped sexual fantasy and greed.'

On the night of her murder McFall messaged Unwin to ask: 'Are we raping the c****?'

Quyen was beaten, throttled with a ligature around her neck and raped by Unwin who used a gas-powered pistol and a Star Wars lightsabre toy in the degrading assault.

After she'd been in the house for five hours she was wrapped in a white sheet and carried out to her black Audi A4 which was then driven by Unwin to a lane leading to allotments.

They doused her in petrol and set both her and the car ablaze. Forensic tests later revealed that Quyen was still alive when she was set on fire.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5549687/Convicted-killers-guilty-murdering-following-prison-release.html

The death penalty should be brought back for heinous crimes like this. What a pair of fucking monsters.

I agree HT...


If they had got the death sentence for their first crimes of murder, 20 years ago, then they wouldn't have been able to commit this other recent barbaric murder, and the suffering this poor woman endured would never have happened...!


However... when the death penalty was abolished, it was promised that a whole of life prison sentence would be imposed instead... so there is the question of why this is not being imposed, and why dangerous 'death row dodgers' are being released at all...!?

Re OP... when I first read thread title, I thought this was going to be about this case...


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