Where in the world is fugitive speedboat killer Jack Shepherd? - ITVX
The web designer was sentenced to six years in jail after being found culpable over the death of Charlotte Brown. ITV National News
www.itv.comHere’s the latest available coverage I can summarize now:
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Parole update: Reports indicate that Jack Shepherd, the man convicted over the Thames speedboat incident that led to Charlotte Brown’s death, had a parole decision denied in February 2026, with the Parole Board stating a paper decision and the possibility of reapplication after a 28-day window. This means his release is again delayed, keeping him in custody for the time being.[1]
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Context on status: Shepherd, who has previously served part of his sentence and been recalled for parole violations, remains an inmate as of the most recent reporting, with family and press coverage highlighting ongoing concerns about risk to the public and to potential victims.[1]
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Related public-interest items: In addition to the parole controversy, coverage around his public profile includes references to past media appearances and his involvement in reality/celebrity media cycles, but there is no credible reporting of new legal developments beyond the parole denial itself in early 2026.[4][7]
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