OUTRAGE OVER RAPIST'S MOVE
SERIAL rapist Michael Fox - who was charged with kidnapping Bridport Downes Syndrome woman Jo Ramsden - has been moved from Broadmoor to a branch of the Priory Clinic, it emerged this week.Fox, 59, a former psychiatric nurse who lived at Charminster, received nine life sentences in 1994 for kidnapping and raping mentally handicapped women.
But he always denied kidnapping Jo Ramsden, 21, from Bridport on April 9 1991.
Her body was found in woods near Lyme Regis in March 1992.
A judge at Cardiff Crown Court ordered the kidnapping charge against Fox to lie on the table.
Jo was the daughter of Bridport shopkeepers Richard and Angela Ramsden.
Yesterday Mr Ramsden said Fox's transfer to a lower category unit was wrong.
"I think he should stay there (Broadmoor)," he said.
Chadwick Lodge is part of the Priory Group of hospitals.
It is owned by Priory Healthcare whose portfolio includes 16 psychiatric hospitals across Britain.
It is claimed that in addition to Fox and another Broadmoor inmate who have already been transferred to Chadwick there are plans for others to follow, including Paul Burton.
Fox, 59, a former psychiatric nurse who lived at Charminster, received nine life sentences in 1994 for kidnapping and raping mentally handicapped women.
But he always denied kidnapping Jo Ramsden, 21, from Bridport on April 9 1991.
Her body was found in woods near Lyme Regis in March 1992.
A judge at Cardiff Crown Court ordered the kidnapping charge against Fox to lie on the table.
Jo was the daughter of Bridport shopkeepers Richard and Angela Ramsden.
Yesterday Mr Ramsden said Fox's transfer to a lower category unit was wrong.
"I think he should stay there (Broadmoor)," he said.
Chadwick Lodge is part of the Priory Group of hospitals.
It is owned by Priory Healthcare whose portfolio includes 16 psychiatric hospitals across Britain.
It is claimed that in addition to Fox and another Broadmoor inmate who have already been transferred to Chadwick there are plans for others to follow, including Paul Burton.
