8 minutes | Monday, 30 October 2023
The family of a murdered teenager have called for the law on the Isle of Man to be changed to give victims more of a voice at parole hearings.
Sixteen-year-old’s George Green and Samantha Barton were killed by former abattoir worker Peter Newbery in February 2002; he was 23 at the time.
Two years later Newbery was jailed for life and told he must serve a minimum term of 20 years.
After two decades behind bars Newbery has applied for parole - his application was heard by the Isle of Man Parole Committee.
Tessa Hawley has been speaking to George's family: