The 69-year-old, who orchestrated the devastating 2012 house fire in Derby, is reportedly preparing to apply for release after insisting he has been “rehabilitated” behind bars. While he has portrayed himself as remorseful and burdened by guilt, critics argue his latest bid has reopened old wounds instead of proving genuine regret. For many, one particular justification behind his push for freedom has become the most infuriating part of all—leaving families and the public asking whether true justice has really been served
ARSONIST Mick Philpott, serving 14 years for starting a house blaze which killed six of his children, is making a bid for freedom, The Sun can reveal. Philpott is preparing to apply for parole, for which he is eligible next May, and has told friends he reckons he has been “rehabilitated” in jail. Mick Philpott is serving … Read more