Mark Woolley, serving a life sentence for murdering Elizabeth Sherlock, died from cancer in prison. He ran over Ms. Sherlock after she pursued a thief.
Woolley, who was convicted in 2001, exhibited a shocking lack of remorse for his actions, demonstrating an appalling disregard for human life during the incident.
Judge Michael Hyam described Woolley's crime as sickening, emphasizing that the public reaction was one of horror at his lack of empathy for Mrs. Sherlock.
The Prison and Probation Ombudsman found that Woolley received good clinical care in prison, comparable to what he would have received outside.
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