‘He killed my daughter… and can kill once more’: Mom of minor sufferer Daybreak Ashworth pleads for Colin Pitchfork to be stored behind bars as double homicide makes case for freedom

The heartbroken mom of Colin Pitchfork’s teen sufferer Daybreak Ashworth has warned ‘he’ll kill once more’ and pleaded for him to be stored behind bars as he makes his case for freedom at present.

Barbara Ashworth’s 15-year-old daughter was killed by Pitchfork in 1986. The double assassin was jailed for all times with a minimal of 30 years for killing Daybreak and Lynda Mann – who was additionally 15-years-old. 

Two years in the past the killer was controversially granted parole – just for it to be revoked just two months later after he was caught approaching a younger lady. 

Now Ms Ashworth, 77, has urged the parole board to not make the identical mistake once more at a two-day listening to the place the killer will make his bid for freedom. 

She informed The Mirror: ‘I simply need him locked away endlessly – it is an insult that he is even been given an possibility to come back out. 

‘It is devastated my life. I’ve not solely misplaced my solely daughter however he is additionally robbed me of getting grandchildren.’ 

Teen sufferer Daybreak Ashworth (pictured) was murdered by Colin Pitchfork within the village of Enderby in 1986

Double assassin Colin Pitchfork was jailed for all times with a minimal of 30 years for killing Daybreak Ashcroft and Lynda Mann

The parole determination in 2021 drew criticism from the victims’ households who mentioned that they had been let down by the system. 

Though he didn’t commit any new offences, the ‘regarding’ behaviour was deemed so troubling that Pitchfork was despatched again to jail for breaching the phrases of his launch on licence. 

Tory Robert Buckland, who was justice secretary when Pitchfork was freed in 2021, mentioned he ought to ‘by no means have been launched within the first place’. 

Pitchfork shocked Britain after raping and strangling Lynda in Narborough, Leicestershire, in November 1983.

He later murdered Daybreak within the close by village of Enderby three years later, earlier than he turned the primary assassin to be convicted utilizing DNA proof.

Police had requested 5,000 males to supply a DNA pattern however Pitchfork persuaded a buddy of his to provide one on his behalf. He was caught when the buddy was heard gloating about it. 

In police interviews, the killer later admitted exposing himself to over 1,000 girls all through his lifetime.

Pitchfork raped and strangled Lynda in Narborough, Leics, as she walked residence from babysitting in November 1983. 

Almost three years later he raped and strangled Daybreak in neighbouring Enderby lower than a mile away. 

Barbara Ashworth’s (pictured) 15-year-old daughter was killed by Colin Pitchfork in 1986. She has warned ‘he’ll kill once more’ and pleaded for him to be stored behind bars

Ms Ashcroft, who now lives in Cornwall, mentioned she remembers it prefer it was yesterday. 

She added: ‘Our lives modified for ever in that second. Daybreak had so many ambitions and her dying has left a void. I do not need anybody else to undergo like me.’

‘He is taken one thing away that I can by no means change, however no person can take the reminiscences away from me,’ she mentioned.  

In keeping with The Solar, Ms Ashcroft is not going to be attending the listening to resulting from well being struggles.