A spokesman from the Attorney General’s Office said: “We have received a request for this sentence to be considered under the Unduly Lenient Sentence (ULS) scheme. The same bullet hit and killed her daughter, who was hiding behind her.Ĭashman, 34, of Grenadier Drive, West Derby, has since lodged an appeal against his 42-year minimum jail term. As she tried to block the door on Nee, frightened Olivia ran from her bed to the stairs, shouting, “Mum, I’m scared!”Ĭashman fired again, hitting Cheryl in the wrist as she tried to keep the door shut on Nee. Nee tried to escape by running towards the Korble's house, the front door was opened by Olivia's mum Cheryl who wanted to know what was going on. The court heard how he “lay in wait” with two guns to attack Joseph Nee, 36, a convicted drug dealer.

He shot the young girl dead in her home on August 22 last year. He refused to attend court for his sentencing after being found guilty of murder. He was hanged a life sentence and told he must serve 42 years before he is eligible for parole, the M.E.N reports.

He will spend more than four decades behind bars for the fatal shooting. But in all cases, a judge has decided their crimes are so serious only a custodial sentence will suffice.Ĭashman killed nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in her Liverpool home. In some cases, lengthy trials have been held in front of juries, while in others the criminals have pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity.

24 names and faces of Lancashire criminals put behind bars in Aprilįamily calls for justice after grandad dies as coroner slams 'catastrophic' care system.

They include the evil killer who shot dead little Olivia Pratt-Korbel, a 'vigilante' dad and son and a 'dangerous' paedophile Thomas Cashman was handed a life sentence for Olivia's murder and told he must serve 42 years before becoming eligible for parole.Īlso jailed this month was man who killed his ex-partner's disabled mother in a big to 'rip her heart out', a paedophile who sexually assaulted a six-year-old girl that he kidnapped while she was playing in the park, and a landscape gardener who fetched an axe from his pick-up truck and swung it into a man’s head inside a pub. These are the faces and stories of 24 of the most notorious criminals jailed in April 2023 for serious crimes across the UK.

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