Murderer consents to extradition to Britain for breaching release terms

A DOUBLE murderer who fled to Ireland after serving a “life” sentence in England has consented to his extradition to Britain.

Murderer consents to extradition to Britain for breaching release terms
Fri, 05 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
Ray Managh

The High Court in Dublin heard yesterday that Ian Kentzer, now Ioan Thomas, had in 1991 pleaded guilty to the murder of two family members.

Kentzer told the court he had legally changed his name to Ioan Thomas following his release on licence from prison and had moved from his native Yorkshire to South Wales.

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