US Politics | Serial killer dubbed the ‘Devil’s Disciple’ who slaughtered and mutilated 11 including a priest could be freed in WEEKS
A PSYCHOPATH serial killer who slaughtered 11 people including a priest who he butchered with an axe could be freed from prison in WEEKS. Patrick Mackay, 69, known as the Devil's Disciple, is the UK's longest-serving prisoner after being convicted of a gruesome killing spree across London and Kent in 1975. 
Sick killer Patrick MacKay could soon be released from prisonMediadrumimages/JohnLucas/PenandSwordBooks The twisted murderer split Catholic priest Anthony Crean's head in half with an axe in March 1975 and mutilated his body in a blood-filled bath. He brutally killed widow Isabella Griffiths, 87, who was strangled and stabbed at her home in Chelsea before strangling Adele Price, 89, in Kensington. While in prison he confessed to a string of other slayings \- including that of Stephanie Britton and her four-year-old grandson Christopher Martin in 1974. But the brute, who has changed his name to David Groves while behind bars, claims to have been reformed \- and was last year moved to an open prison. Now, after serving 46 years in jail he is now making another bid for freedom that could see him roam Britain's streets again. The Sun can reveal his hearing will finally take place next month meaning he could be back on the streets in just weeks. A Parole Board spokesperson said: "An oral hearing has been listed for the parole review of Patrick Mackay and is scheduled to take place in November 2022. "Parole Board decisions are solely focused on what risk a prisoner could represent to the public if released and whether that risk is manageable in the community. Most read in News NOT SO FUNNY New pic of Harmony Montgomery's dad's sick 'child killer neck tattoo' revealed ARREST LIST New details about Quinton Simon's mom's dark past amid search for missing boy CLIFF HORROR Update in case of husband who pushed pregnant wife off cliff after selfie GROUND ZERO Wuhan plunged into lockdown 3yrs after first Covid case with 800k in quarantine HORROR SMASH Seven people rushed to hospital as train derails at theme park CHILLING SIGNS Mom's bizarre posts about son, 5, days before his body found in suitcase "Parole reviews are undertaken thoroughly and with extreme care. Protecting the public is our number one priority." Mackay became known as the Monster of Belgravia, the Devil's Disciple and The Psychopath when he was finally brought to justice. The 69-year-old was convicted of three killings at trial, but he's suspected to have carried out a further eight. Among those suspected of being his other victims are café owner Ivy Davis, who was found at her home in Westcliff-on-Sea with multiple wounds to her head, as well as a ligature around her neck in February 1975. If Mackay really did kill 11 people, he would hold the grisly title of Britain's fifth most prolific serial killer behind Dr Harold Shipman, Dennis Nilsen, Peter Sutcliffe and Fred and Rose West. He spent the first 27 years of his sentence in a top security jail \- and has now spent 47 years behind bars. Read More on The Sun 
JEAN-IUS I'm plus-size & found the perfect jeans in the supermarket, they're a steal Because he was moved to an open-prison in 2019 it's thought he could be released. Earlier this year the nazi-obsessed killer was described as a ...model prisoner... by a source at HM Prison Leyhill where he is currently held. 
He was convicted of three killings but the true number is believed to be much higher
Sick killer Patrick MacKay could soon be released from prisonMediadrumimages/JohnLucas/PenandSwordBooks The twisted murderer split Catholic priest Anthony Crean's head in half with an axe in March 1975 and mutilated his body in a blood-filled bath. He brutally killed widow Isabella Griffiths, 87, who was strangled and stabbed at her home in Chelsea before strangling Adele Price, 89, in Kensington. While in prison he confessed to a string of other slayings \- including that of Stephanie Britton and her four-year-old grandson Christopher Martin in 1974. But the brute, who has changed his name to David Groves while behind bars, claims to have been reformed \- and was last year moved to an open prison. Now, after serving 46 years in jail he is now making another bid for freedom that could see him roam Britain's streets again. The Sun can reveal his hearing will finally take place next month meaning he could be back on the streets in just weeks. A Parole Board spokesperson said: "An oral hearing has been listed for the parole review of Patrick Mackay and is scheduled to take place in November 2022. "Parole Board decisions are solely focused on what risk a prisoner could represent to the public if released and whether that risk is manageable in the community. Most read in News NOT SO FUNNY New pic of Harmony Montgomery's dad's sick 'child killer neck tattoo' revealed ARREST LIST New details about Quinton Simon's mom's dark past amid search for missing boy CLIFF HORROR Update in case of husband who pushed pregnant wife off cliff after selfie GROUND ZERO Wuhan plunged into lockdown 3yrs after first Covid case with 800k in quarantine HORROR SMASH Seven people rushed to hospital as train derails at theme park CHILLING SIGNS Mom's bizarre posts about son, 5, days before his body found in suitcase "Parole reviews are undertaken thoroughly and with extreme care. Protecting the public is our number one priority." Mackay became known as the Monster of Belgravia, the Devil's Disciple and The Psychopath when he was finally brought to justice. The 69-year-old was convicted of three killings at trial, but he's suspected to have carried out a further eight. Among those suspected of being his other victims are café owner Ivy Davis, who was found at her home in Westcliff-on-Sea with multiple wounds to her head, as well as a ligature around her neck in February 1975. If Mackay really did kill 11 people, he would hold the grisly title of Britain's fifth most prolific serial killer behind Dr Harold Shipman, Dennis Nilsen, Peter Sutcliffe and Fred and Rose West. He spent the first 27 years of his sentence in a top security jail \- and has now spent 47 years behind bars. Read More on The Sun JEAN-IUS I'm plus-size & found the perfect jeans in the supermarket, they're a steal Because he was moved to an open-prison in 2019 it's thought he could be released. Earlier this year the nazi-obsessed killer was described as a ...model prisoner... by a source at HM Prison Leyhill where he is currently held. He was convicted of three killings but the true number is believed to be much higher
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