Parole for Bethan's Killer Sparks Outrage

0:00On March 7, in 2010, 20-year-old Bethan Callahan died from brutal injuries. Her boyfriend, Terry Andrews, claimed came from a hit-and-run van. Paramedics found her with 92 wounds, covered in dirt and bruising. But Andrews' story fell apart due to odd details like waiting for 14. Hours for help and using a wheelbarrow to move her. Investigators uncovered a pattern of abuse, with witnesses hearing the couple fight fiercely the night before and seeing Bethan distressed with fresh. Forensic tests show no vehicle marks, just signs of her being dragged over rough ground and beaten, including old injuries proving long-term. Violence. Bethan's family has never recovered from the loss, with her sister Chloe remembering a joyful young woman full of kindness who deserved better than the controlling relationship that trapped her. Neighbors later admitted ignoring warning signs, like screams and kicks in the street, which haunts them still. Now, after serving 16 years of his life sentence, Andrews could face parole as early as May,

1:02sparking outrage from Bethan's loved ones who. Launched a petition calling it far too soon for release. The parole board stresses they review cases meticulously, weighing the crime's details, any changes in behavior, and risks to the public before. Deciding if someone can safely return to the community.