Director of Public Prosecutions says he’s ‘deeply sorry’ for failings which left Simon Levy free to rape and kill

The head of the Crown Prosecution Service finally apologised today for failing to put predator Simon Levy behind bars – leaving him free on bail to kill two women and rape a third.

Stephen Parkinson said he was ‘deeply sorry’ after the 40-year-old was repeatedly bailed by police and the courts despite being accused of multiple sex attacks.

In a string of blunders, prosecutors failed to inform the courts that the convicted sex offender was being investigated for the murder of Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and had a history of preying on women, resulting in him being released from custody to kill again despite

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