Published 1 year ago

Zara Aleena: Serious probation failings over law graduate's killer, watchdog finds

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Failings by probation officers left a sexual predator able to stalk and kill law graduate Zara Aleena - just days after he was released from jail, according to a watchdog.

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BBC News

Zara Aleena killer wrongly assessed as medium risk

The law graduate's killer could have been recalled to prison before the attack, a report has found.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Sexual predator left free to murder law graduate Zara Aleena

Jordan McSweeney was wrongly graded as ‘medium risk’ during litany of errors reflecting ‘systemic issues’

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Sexual predator left 'free' to stalk and kill Zara Aleena

Zara Aleena was murdered in a horrific nine minute attack after her attacker "roamed the streets looking for a woman to attack".

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Probation missed 'catalogue of chances' to stop predator who killed Zara Aleena

Jordan McSweeney 29, was wrongly considered medium risk by the private firm monitoring him despite the killer warning staff his anger scared him

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Serious probation failings left sex predator ‘free’ to kill Zara Aleena

Jordan McSweeney should not have been on the streets when he killed Zara Aleena (Picture: PA) A sexual predator was left ‘free’ to kill a law graduate in a ‘senseless, merciless, brutal’ attack due to a string of failings by probation staff, a watchdog has concluded. Zara Aleena, 35, was walking home from a night out in Ilford, east London, when Jordan McSweeney dragged her into a driveway and assaulted her ‘with a savagery that is almost imposs…

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Catalogue of Probation Service errors left sick sex predator free to kill Zara Aleena

FAILINGS by probation officers left a sexual predator free to stalk and kill law graduate Zara Aleena days after he was released from jail, according to a watchdog. In a damning report, Chief Inspector of Probation Justin Russell highlighted a catalogue of errors in the Probation Service’s handling of Jordan McSweeney. Zara Aleena was walking home from a night out in June when she was murderedUNPIXS PAMcSweeney was jailed for life in December fo…

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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