IPSWICH killer Lewis Carroll has been refused leave to appeal against his conviction for assaulting two fellow contestants in a 'Mr and Mrs' pub quiz after a suggestion he had been cheating.
IPSWICH killer Lewis Carroll has been refused leave to appeal against his conviction for assaulting two fellow contestants in a 'Mr and Mrs' pub quiz after a suggestion he had been cheating.
Carroll, 32, formerly of Crocus Close, had been sentenced to two years in prison for the Valentine's Day attack.
Carroll, who is serving a life sentence for murdering Suffolk nightclubber Phil Hoi Phat Lui, had applied to London's Court of Appeal to get a separate conviction for assault causing actual bodily harm overturned.
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