Speedboat Killer Jack Shepherd Released from Prison

Shepherd served half of his ten-year sentence for the manslaughter of Charlotte Brown and a separate assault, with no remorse expressed.

Jack Shepherd, known as the 'speedboat killer', has been released from prison after serving half of his ten-year sentence for the manslaughter of Charlotte Brown and a separate, unrelated assault.
Shepherd was convicted for killing Brown during a speedboat ride on their first date on the River Thames in December 2015, after which he went on the run for 10 months.
Shepherd has expressed no remorse and made no contact with Brown's family since the tragedy.
He was also serving a consecutive four-year sentence for admitting to wounding a barman during an attack in 2018.
Shepherd's early release was facilitated by a court ruling that time spent in custody fighting extradition in Georgia should count as time served.