Kenny Noye was released from prison in 2019. That’s right—he’s a free man. He served 20 years for the second murder but got out on parole. Parole. Let that sink in.
Now, he’s living in a massive mansion in Kent. A £5 million estate with a swimming pool. Swimming pool. Meanwhile, we’re here trying to figure out how to afford a studio flat. Unfair? Absolutely.
But here’s the kicker: he has a new identity. Like, a whole new name. That’s what happens when you’re a high-profile criminal. You get to start over. Lucky guy, right?
Sons of road rage killer Kenneth Noye linked to riddle £40m green
