The victims say that the red flag was missed in the new-Nazi stake

Three women by the same man said that the police ignored the red flag, resulting in repeated.

The far-flung pro-Calum Parslo, who had already given time to chase, was imprisoned earlier this month for attempted murder.

Mercy Muroki, one of those who spoke against him, said that he had tried to kill him if he had tried to kill him.

Police said that any victim who was dissatisfied with the service received by them should make a formal complaint.

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The three women were approached by Parsalo on anonymous online accounts between 2017 and 2023.

He sent individual and graphic messages about rape, necrofilia and violence.

A political commentator and former GB news presenter Ms. Muroki received racist and sexist messages in 2023.

He said, “The most theme was that he talked about how any self -respecting Podophile would touch my daughter, and it was a racist comment,” she said.

The police advised him to block the accounts, but after doing so for a while, he again ignored his advice.

“I could see that his behavior was growing and every time I blocked him, he was still going to find a new way to contact me and I was worried, would he end?”

In December 2023, the West Mercia Police arrested the column Parselo on suspicion of racial or religiously excited harassment.

Parsalo was released on bail, but at that time, Ms. Muroki still did not know her identity.

“At that time I felt the most insecure because he knew that he was potentially going back to jail and he knew that I was the reason for it,” he said.

He asked the police if he was a physical threat to her or her daughter, but she feels that she dismissed her concerns.

“Police said he was a virgin and did not have access to the car, so it was not very possible that he would have a means of access physically.

“The issue was not that he could find me, it was that?”

Ms. Muroki said, while a female officer went up and beyond, she realized that some male officers were insensitive and did not take the material seriously on their account.

While on bail, Parselo stabbed an asylum seeker that the judge who sentenced him said that “undoubtedly a terrorist attack”.

In Woolvich Crown Court on 17 January, Parslo was given 22 years and eight months’ minimum jail period for attempt to murder,

Parsalo also convicted the crimes involved in the case of Mercy, including two allegations of sending electronic communication with a sexual offense and crisis and intention to create anxiety.

It was not the first guilty for Parslo, who was imprisoned for 30 months in 2018 for 30 months and feared violence for 30 months, and three matters to send indecent or aggressive communication.

They sent “sexually graphic and extremely violent” messages to 13 separate women.

BBC Wells spoke to two of them, who discovered their recent belief in news articles, but were “surprised” to see it using a different surname.

Sara Manchip from Port Telbot said: “I was just completely enraged that someone who has created so much pain and crisis in our life can simply come out of jail, have a new identity and just Can start again. “

He said that he should have been informed about changing his name and resume.

“I was upset and angry because I think we had the right to know this, he had a huge impact on our life, but the victims are still living with the trauma that was caused by him, and in this case it Was completely wrong. ”

Sophie – not her real name – now the Ordel struggles with PTSD and said it was triggered to see Parslo again in the news.

“The police completely rejected me when I reported his behavior in 2017 and again it seems that my safety has been ignored,” he said.

In December 2024, home office introduced New staring measures Carried out Conservation order Police need to inform about the change of name or address, a criminal offense with failure to do so.

But Daya, Sara and Sophie felt that the victims should go ahead to ensure that it was informed.

Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Born for Sussex is prominent to chasing in Wales and England and has also been a victim of staring at himself.

He said, in this case, he realized that the police recalled the red flag, saying: “There are high disadvantages indicators – such as online exposure, previous aggressive and distant material.

“If the police had actually seen and joined those dots, they would see a large pattern of risk and potential damage there.”

Ms. Born supported the call for change in law, effectively put a guilty stocker to change his identity, so that you could probably do the same thing again “.

He said that a staring register would allow the police to monitor criminals and give priority to the safety of the victims in the same way that is already done for other sexual offenses.

This is an idea that has been debated several times by the government, recently in 2021 During introduction From the domestic misconduct bill, although it was rejected.

Home office said that it was announced Six new measures To help the victims to know this, including the right to know the statutory guidance, to deal with stacking, which stared at them online.

The West Mercia police said that it conducted an investigation in Parslo, which was “moved and moving at the time of attempt to murder”.

The force “praised the bravery of his victims” and the couple, “This” will encourage anyone who is dissatisfied with the service received from the West Mercia Police, which is a formal complaint, and will be investigated “.

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