Self-proclaimed cannibal killer David Harker denied parole under Helen's Law, aimed at inmates who refuse to reveal a body's location
David Harker told psychiatrists he had fried parts of Julie Paterson's body and eaten it with pasta and cheese
David Harker is serving a life sentence after admitting the manslaughter of Julie Paterson in Darlington in 1998. Police believe the 32-year-old mum of four was strangled in Harker's Darlington flat, and although Harker bragged that he had eaten parts of Ms Paterson with a plate of pasta, he never revealed where the rest of her remains were.Harker admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility at Teesside Crown Court in February 1999
The legislation is dubbed Helen's Law after Helen McCourt, whose killer Ian Simms was freed from jail without disclosing the location of her remains.before it finally gained Royal Assent in November after a series of political and constitutional setbacks.
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