article_snippet: Mr Fletcher said: 'Because of Mr Fletcher notoriety, risk and age, they have put Mr Fletcher in an "approved premise" - pretty much a bail hostel. '
article_snippet: Mr Fletcher wasn't deemed a risk to the public or to Mr Fletcher but the risk is that people in the community would recognise Mr Fletcher, although that risk was deemed low as Mr Fletcher hasn't really been photographed recently. '
article_snippet: Mr Fletcher added: 'Someone that has been in prison that long will be institutionalised and so they would have considered keeping Mr Fletcher in an open prison but as Mr Fletcher didn't pose a risk to the public Mr Fletcher was put in a bail hostel.'
article_snippet: Mr Fletcher was jailed for life for the murders of Det Sgt Christopher Head, 30, Det Con David Wombwell, 25, and PC Geoffrey Fox, 41, in West London in 1966.
article_snippet: Despite the heinous nature of Mr Fletcher crime, for which Mr Fletcher has never expressed any remorse, Mr Fletcher was allowed out on temporary release back in 2001.
article_snippet: Mr Fletcher had lost Mr Fletcher bid to be granted parole in 2009 after Mr Fletcher threatened and intimidated Joan Cartwright, Mr Fletcher husband Peter and Mr Fletcher son James, who had given Mr Fletcher work at their animal sanctuary while Mr Fletcher was on day release.
article_snippet: Mr Fletcher had threatened to kill the couple after she complained about Mr Fletcher behaviour, and Mr Fletcher rang she from prison up to five times a week after learning she had given evidence against Mr Fletcher.
article_snippet: Before Several attacks relationship broke down in July 2001, around Mr Fletcher