Tintin's Killer Is Now Allowed to Contact His Mother Again

He murdered his 8-year-old son Tintin and was sentenced to life in prison. Since the trial, he has been banned from contacting his mother – but now the ban will not be extended. – People don't understand what a slap in the face it is, says Sanam Gharaee.

When Sanam Gharaee found out that Tintin's killer had been granted leave, she panicked. Where was he? Why wasn't she informed? The no-contact order was a safety net, but when it came time to renew it, she was rejected. - It never ends, she says.