Jeffery Gafoor, who murdered Lynette White, is to be released from prison on licence after a decision by the Parole Board.
Ms White was stabbed more than 50 times and had her throat slit in a Cardiff docklands flat on Valentine’s Day 1988, but Gafoor was not jailed until 2003.
Three men were wrongly convicted of the murder in 1990 in one of Britain’s biggest miscarriages of justice before being released by the Court of Appeal.
In a private hearing – Gafoor’s sixth – the board concluded the risk he posed could be safely managed in the community.
