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Road rage killer Kenneth Noye will soon be eligible for home visits

Mike Sullivan

Published: 23:47, 7 Apr 2018
Updated: 11:17, 21 Mar 2023

ROAD rage killer Kenneth Noye will soon be eligible for home visits.

He was spotted in public for the first time in nearly 20 years on Friday as he left Standford Hill open prison in Kent for a hospital trip.

Noye Murdered Stephen Cameron on the slip road of the M25 at Swanley, Kent in May 1996

Noye, now 70, was convicted of murder in April 2000 and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years — Noye, now 70, was convicted of murder in April 2000 and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 yearsCredit: PA:Press Association

It has now been revealed Noye, 70, will be able to apply for home visits from June.

He was jailed for a minimum of 16 years in April 2000 for the road rage murder of Stephen Cameron, 21, on the M25.

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The gangland figure’s wife Brenda and sons all live within 20 miles of the Isle of Sheppey jail.

Stephen’s dad Ken, 71, said yesterday: “He will be able to play happy families after leaving our son Stephen lying in the gutter to die. It’s galling. Life should mean life.”

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