Where Is Kevin Docherty Now? Arrested For The Murder Of Jane Harrison

Jane Harrison was brutally murdered by her husband, and the heartbreaking case finally brought relief after Kevin Docherty was sentenced to prison for the crime after 18 years.

Previously, the news that the perpetrator was released from prison after only six years despite never disclosing what he did with the victim’s body horrified the victim’s family, especially her sister Jane Harrison.

To expose his cover-up 18 years later, the cold case of Jane Harrison was solved utilizing cutting-edge mobile phone analysis technologies.

Doherty, Jane’s husband, has remained defiant about the murder despite cutting all communication with Taylor and Jane’s family after she vanished.

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Kevin Doherty has consistently denied murdering Jane Harrison, 32, who vanished in 1995 while out shopping.

After serving only six years in prison, a guy who killed his lover and won’t say what he did with her body will be allowed to go free.

Following Jane Harrison’s disappearance while out shopping, the suspect eluded capture for nearly twenty years.

Doherty called Miss Harrison’s apartment in Highbury, north London, discreetly using his mobile phone a few hours after she vanished.

Kevin Docherty Arrested For The Murder Of Jane Harrison

Nearly two decades after Jane’s disappearance, Kevin Doherty was found guilty of manslaughter in 2013 and sentenced to 12 years in prison at the Old Bailey.

The mother-of-two, who resides on Newington Green’s Poet’s Road, was last saw shopping in Wood Green on June 15, 1995, with her married lover Doherty.

According to police, the cab driver from Buckhurst Hill in Essex killed the woman and transported her body to a lock-up garage. The next day, he reported her missing. Dillis, Jane’s mother, who reared her two kids, passed away in 2010 without memory of what had transpired.

Doherty was interrogated about her kidnapping in 1995, but he was only detained in 2012 after a murder investigation was started.

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According to dailymail, Kevin Doherty, 57, was found guilty of the manslaughter of Jane Harrison after a jury could not reach a verdict on murder.

Doherty has consistently denied the killing and refuses to tell the family what he’s done with 32-year-old Jane’s body.

But after serving just half of his original sentence, Doherty, of South London, will be freed next November.

Miss Harrison was last seen shopping with Doherty for a Florida holiday they were due to take two days later in June 1995.

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According to the prosecution, Doherty murdered her, placed her body in a locked garage, and then reported her missing the following day.

Doherty said detectives he believed Jane had left with another guy and pretended to be alive by pretending to make two calls from Jane to herself in front of her oldest son Ryan, who was 14 at the time.

When their mother vanished, Taylor, Jane and Doherty’s kid, who was just 15 months old, was being cared for by Ryan, Jane’s older son.

According to the victim’s sister, the suspect Doherty used mind tricks on her to control her.

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The victim’s sister Maxine received a letter saying Doherty would be released in November next year.

In an interview, Jane’s sister Maxine, 58, of Islington, north London, said: “That monster is just going to walk out of prison laughing at us. My sister Claire and I struggled for years to get Jane’s case investigated after it fell into cold case files.

The struggle to pass “Helen’s Law,” which forbids perpetrators from being set free unless they have disclosed the whereabouts of their victims, included Maxine’s family.

Jane’s family renewed their appeal for information two years ago on BBC Crimewatch. Police offered a £10,000 reward for information leading to the discovery of her remains, but it was unsuccessful.

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