Keep up with
Newstalk ZB

Wed, 22 May 2013, 04:21

Have Your Say

Talkback 0800 80 10 80
Overseas +64 9 307 1080
Text 9292

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • RSS
  • Sign Up

Site Search

Search Search

Select your region:

Mayor concerned Beast of Blenheim may return

Share |

Mayor concerned Beast of Blenheim may return

By: Anna Cross | New Zealand News | Saturday July 14 2012 10:02

 

The Marlborough District Mayor's concerned the man known as the Beast of Blenheim may return to the area when he's released from prison.

Stewart Murray Wilson is due to be released in September and will on parole until 2015.

The High Court has ruled that after that he'll be subject to an extended supervision order, which will see him monitored for another 10 years.

Mayor Alistair Sowman says locals share his concern.

"They just don't want him back in Blenheim, there are still people that were involved when the offending took place and it's just not appropriate for him to come back to this region I don't believe."

Mr Sowman says he hopes to speak to the Department of Corrections about his concerns next week.

Photo: Supplied

 

Related Subjects

Beast of Blenheim |

 

New Zealand News

Advertisement
Mike Hosking Breakfast
Advertisement
  • Rugby: Hansen happy after Mount training camp

  • Damaging storms for Coromandel tonight

  • NRL: Locke, Nielsen named to return

  • Basketball: Tall Blacks, Ferns to finally play at ...

  • Waterspouts in Auckland, moderate tornado risk

  • Oklahoma tornado: Death toll nearing 100 +VIDEO

  • Concern Redcliffs home wasn't being monitored

  • Teachers to be recognised in new agreement

  • Alistair Helm: CVs don't help ...

  • Karl Anderson: truck drivers n ...

  • Steve Merczynski: the Oklahoma ...

  • Jim Veitch: the GCSB enquiry

  • Tuesday-Things People Do Not W ...

  • Friday-Budget Passion

  • Thursday-Topless Research

  • Wednesday-Gilmore So Gone

National Convention Centre

Do you support the Government's deal with SkyCity over the National Convention Centre

Vote Now

View Results