A man who was convicted as a teenager “displaying traits of a serial killer” had his sentence doubled to almost 25 years in prison by the Supreme Court Appeal (SCA).

The SCA found that though the crimes were “heinous”, involving “high levels of violence”, they were committed when he was still a minor and specific child sentencing laws apply. His co-accused, an adult at the time, had her sentence increased to life imprisonment...

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