62 years for first tiger kidnap convictions

THREE “inhuman monsters” have been sentenced to a total of 62 years in prison for subjecting a family to “unspeakable trauma” during a tiger kidnapping in 2005.

62 years for first tiger kidnap convictions

In the first conviction for a tiger kidnapping, Judge Tony Hunt said this type of crime was a “foul and repulsive cancer” which if not stopped would lead to a parent or child being “maimed or killed”.

He condemned the three kidnappers – Mark Farrelly, Jason Kavanagh and Christopher Corcoran – as “debauched” characters and “spineless men”, who had ripped apart the normal life of a decent family.

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