Should family killer Gregory Fox be allowed move to an open prison?
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Should family killer Gregory Fox be allowed move to an open prison?
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Gregory Fox, who brutally murdered his wife and two sons has been moved to an open prison as he gets one step closer to freedom.
Fox, who is originally from Clondalkin in Dublin, killed his wife Debbie, 30, and sons Trevor, nine, and seven-year-old Killian, in July 2001.
It is understood the killer was moved to Shelton Abbey in Co Wicklow this summer as part of his sentence management set out by the Parole Board.
Crime World's Caoimhe Young talks to Criminal Justice academic Clare Laxton about Fox and his move to Shelton Abbey.
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