Stephen Lawrence's father tells son's killers to finally confess by S_Fleary1
Mr Lawrence says it is"essential" that Gary Dobson and David Norris confess before they are released from prisonTHE FATHER of Stephen Lawrence is urging his son’s killers to finally confess or he will push for them to be kept in prison.anniversary of his son’s death, Neville Lawrence, 81, confirmed he plans to read a victim impact statement at the parole hearings of Gary Dobson, 47, and David Norris, 46.
The pair were both found guilty of murder in a six-week trial in 2012, and are the only members of the gang that fatally stabbed Stephen to be convicted. He is also accused of using the phone to log onto social media site Facebook and watch YouTube videos.
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