Background
Louise was born on 19 March 1971. She grew up in the town of Hirtshals, Denmark, together with her parents and her younger brother. Allan Ford, nicknamed "the Cube", was born in 1968.
Louise was born on 19 March 1971. She grew up in the town of Hirtshals, Denmark, together with her parents and her younger brother. Allan Ford, nicknamed "the Cube", was born in 1968.
She died on 16 September 1994. After college, was working as a tour guide in Cyprus for the Danish travel agency Star Tours. Ford He is from Sutton Coldfield in Birmingham.
Ford"s ex-wife has told that he had threatened her with a razor and screwdriver if she betrayed him.
Nevertheless, he had cheated on her twice and taunted her about his other women. After they split, Ford told her if he caught her with a man, he would slash her face.
A month prior to the killing Ford was accused of having smashed a beer glass in the head of a tourist, injuring him seriously. Fowler Justin Fowler, nicknamed "Binny", was born in 1968.
He is from Constantine in Falmouth, Cornwall.
Fowler"s wife petitioned for divorce when she got to know of Subsequently Fowler got a girlfriend from Scotland. Fowler was considered a poor soldier with several disciplinaries and fights. Pernell Geoffrey Pernell was born in 1970.
He is from Oldbury in Birmingham.
Pernell was accused of having attacked a woman when he was stationed at the Falkland Islands. In the night of 16 September 1994, and her Cypriot boyfriend were riding a motorbike when they were hit by a jeep driven by the drunk soldiers Having beaten "s boyfriend to the ground, the soldiers abducted, whereafter she was repeatedly raped and repeatedly beaten with a spade, leading to her death.
Finally she was buried in a shallow grave. "s body was found several days later.
Due to the soldiers" abuse and to the sun the body was in such a condition that only "s silver ring identified her.
Pernell was the one who forced into the jeep. In court the soldiers" only explanation was that they "wanted a woman". On 27 March 1996, were convicted of abduction, rape, and manslaughter and sentenced to life imprisonment.
The judges described the crime as "inhumane when planned, and vulgar when exercised".
On 16 April 1996, "s parents received a written apology from the British Ministry of Defence on behalf of Prime Minister John Major. In 1998, a higher court cut their sentences to 25 years, explaining that the soldiers were drunk and that they had not been sentenced before the murder.
In 2006, after spending under twelve years in custody, the soldiers were released and deported to Great Britain. Fowler was released on 18 August.
Pernell was released on 21 August.
Ford was released in August. One long-term effect of this case was for the British military to declare certain tourist resorts on the island as out of bounds to military personnel.
Ford was a member of The First Battalion of The Royal Green Jackets. Fowler was a member of The First Battalion of The Royal Green Jackets. Pernell was a member of The First Battalion of The Royal Green Jackets.