Overview
- Security around Worboys, which multiple outlets reported Monday, now includes extra welfare checks and three to four officers escorting him when he leaves his cell.
- A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said Worboys' crimes were horrific and offered sympathies to the victims.
- ITV’s four-part Believe Me aired in mid-May on ITV/ITVX, depicting his offending and the survivors’ struggle to be believed by police without revealing key plot turns.
- HMP Wakefield houses high-profile inmates and has seen violent attacks, and prisoners can watch ITV and read newspapers, which makes the drama widely known inside the jail.
- The case remains live with another parole hearing reported for this summer, keeping public and institutional scrutiny focused on Worboys.