An independent report into the care of Valdo Calocane, who murdered three individuals in Nottingham in 2023, indicates he was possibly spared prison due to incomplete evidence. Diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, concerns have been raised about how his mental health was managed. Victims' families believe that misleading narratives were presented in court, obscuring the truth about Calocane's accountability. They argue that systemic failures in police and healthcare services contributed to his actions and question the adequacy of the legal proceedings that followed.
Calocane was allowed to avoid long-lasting antipsychotic medication due to his fear of needles, leading to serious questions about care standards in mental health.
Victims' families argue that the court may not have received complete information about Calocane's mental state, suggesting it led to a grave injustice.
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