A whole life order 'will now be the expectation' for murderers where the killing involves sexual or sadistic conduct, under the planned legal change
Jordan McSweeney was jailed for life with a minimum term of 38 years for murdering law graduate Ms Aleena as she walked home in east London, while sexual predator Koci Selamaj was jailed for at least 36 years for murdering primary school teacher Ms Nessa in south-east London.
“By bringing in mandatory whole-life orders for the heinous criminals who commit the most horrific types of murder, we will make sure they never walk free.” It is not yet known when the law will come into effect, but No 10 said the Government will legislate for the changes “in due course”.
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