I thought that in order to get parole, the minimum you had to do was admit that you are actually guilty of the crime for which you've been imprisoned?
But Evans the rapist hasn't admitted that he's a rapist. He keeps saying he's innocent.
So why is he being released?
Is this normal now?
Do all prisoners automatically get early release for good behaviour even if they keep saying they didn't actually do the crime, therefore proving that the one thing that used to be a necessity for early release - remorse - is definitely missing?