Extremist who plotted to behead a Brit soldier among terrorists set to be released from prison
A MAN who planned to behead a Brit soldier is among dangerous terrorists set to be released.
Parviz Khan, 52, was jailed for life in 2008 for planning to kidnap and behead a Muslim soldier.
The monster has been granted a date for a Parole Board hearing and could be out soon.
He wanted to lure the soldier with a promise of drugs before killing him “like a pig” and filming his beheading.
The father-of-three was given a minimum term of 14 years.
He has been granted a Parole Board hearing date “in the autumn”.
Jawad Akbar, part of a plot to bomb Bluewater shopping centre in Kent in 2004 and the Ministry Of Sound in London, has a hearing next month.
And Nazam Hussain, who plotted attacks alongside London Bridge attacker Usman Khan, has also been ruled suitable for release.
Hussain, who was jailed in 2012 for his part in plans to blow up the London Stock Exchange, was suitable to be released.
He was initially freed from prison in 2019 but put back behind bars just months later when police found two knives taped together inside a suitcase at his house, in the wake of Khan’s Fishmonger’s Hall attack.