article_snippet: Yet the following year the Parole Board recommended Ian McLoughlin   was returned to an open prison.
article_snippet: Ian McLoughlin   was on temporary day release from jail at the time of the murder .
article_snippet: Despite these worrying signs, Ian McLoughlin   was sent back to an open prison in March 2013.
article_snippet: Ian McLoughlin  's custodial behaviour was good and the prison had no security intelligence or concerns about Ian McLoughlin   conduct.
article_snippet: Ian McLoughlin   had previously been convicted of manslaughter and had committed at least one murder.
article_snippet: This was Ian McLoughlin   first opportunity to be released on temporary licence since Ian McLoughlin   ROTL failure in 2011.
article_snippet: the jury convicted McLoughlin of manslaughter, not murder, and McLoughlin was sentenced to 13 years, reduced to eight on appeal.
article_snippet: McLoughlin was released in 1989 after serving only five years.
article_snippet: In July 1992, McLoughlin was convicted of murder and given a life sentence, with a minimum tariff of 25 years.
article_snippet: McLoughlin 25-year minimum term would have meant McLoughlin was eligible for release on licence in 2017 but McLoughlin was moved to a Category D ‘open resettlement prison’