A killer who murdered a Glasgow lawyer in his own home nearly 30 years ago has been told he must remain behind bars because he’s still a danger to the public.
Dean Ryan is currently one of Scotland’s longest-serving prisoners after being convicted of the killing of procurator fiscal Marshall Stormonth in 1994 when he was just 17, alongside older brother Steven, 21.
The pair murdered Stormonth at his home in Glasgow's North Kelvinside and set his body on fire in November of 1993.
