Parot Doctrine prisoners released: Alcàsser killer soon to go free, but has nowhere to go and has been disowned by his family
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 @ 1:43 PM
A TRIPLE killer thought to be the most hated man in Spain could be about to leave prison due to the Parot Doctrine having been overturned by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) – but he does not want to leave as he has nowhere to go.
Miguel Ricart, now 49, and his friend Antonio Anglés picked up three girls aged 14 and 15 who were hitch-hiking to a disco in Alcàsser (Valencia province) on Friday 13th in November 1992.
The teenagers, Toñi, Désirée and Miriam, were brutally raped and tortured before being forced to walk into their own grave and shot in the head.
Forensic examinations on the bodies showed very large and in some cases extremely sharp instruments had been forcibly inserted into their orifices, one of the girls had a nipple cut off with a pair of pliers whilst conscious, and another had her arm sawn off above the elbow, also whilst alive and awake.
Antonio Anglés reportedly fled the area and caught a ferry from Lisbon to Plymouth and from there, another boat to Ireland, but jumped into the sea in an attempt to swim ashore when he was recognised and is believed to have drowned.
Ricart has been in jail for 21 years, has no friends on the outside and his family does not want anything to do with him.
A prison chaplain admits Ricart has become institutionalised and has 'no relationship with anyone' in the outside world.
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