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Abuse victim changes identity and flees Britain to 'other side of world' as first batch of early release prisoners are allowed to leave jail
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Abuse victim changes identity and flees Britain to 'other side of world' as first batch of early release prisoners are allowed to leave jail
A survivor of domestic abuse is preparing to take on a new identity and leave Britain entirely with her two children, after losing all confidence that the state can shield them from her former husband's early release from prison.
Karen Haynes, 54, a special needs teacher from Wales, plans to emigrate with her daughter, 26, and son, 17, to prevent her ex-husband, Christopher Haynes, 59, from finding them.
He is due …
1 Oct, 09:09