Jake Fahri, 36, once walked free on licence, hid behind a balaclava and rapped about Jimmy Mizen's last moments, prompting public fury, a prison recall and a dramatic intervention by Justice Secretary David Lammy in the name of public protection.
On 10 May 2008, 16-year-old Jimmy Mizen stepped into the Three Cooks Bakery in Burnt Ash Hill to buy his first lottery ticket for his birthday. What should have been a proud teenage milestone became a tragedy that scarred Britain. After a petty argument, then 19-year-old Fahri hurled a glass oven dish at Jimmy. The dish shattered, driving shards into his neck and severing a vital artery and his jugular vein.
