Briton rages at cyber-stalking sentence

A Briton convicted of carrying out a cyber-terror campaign against a Canadian woman wept and screamed as he was jailed for two years.

Fri, 20 Dec, 2002 - 16:14

A Briton convicted of carrying out a cyber-terror campaign against a Canadian woman wept and screamed as he was jailed for two years.

Christopher Kell, 37, from Walney Island, Cumbria, threatened to kill himself and screamed: “Redneck” when sentenced by Judge Brian Corrin in Steinbach, Manitoba.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Walney Island, Cumbria Place: Steinbach, Manitoba Place: England Place: Winnipeg Place: Paris Place: France Person: Briton Person: Christopher Kell Person: Redneck Person: Judge Person: Brian Corrin Person: Kell

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