What did the inquiry reveal about Valdo Calocane's remorse?

A senior social worker testified that Valdo Calocane displayed a 'lack of remorse' and seemed to disregard the seriousness of his offences during assessments.

What did Valdo Calocane report about hearing voices?

Valdo Calocane reported hearing male voices constantly, which were described as commanding in nature and a running commentary on his actions.

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Killer's 'Lack of Remorse' Probed at Inquiry

Q: What is Valdo Calocane's current status?

Valdo Calocane has pleaded guilty to manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility and is serving an indefinite hospital order.

20 Mar

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Summary

Valdo Calocane showed a lack of remorse for triple stabbing.
Inquiry heard Calocane disregarded seriousness of his offences.
Killer claimed voices were commanding and heard constantly.

Killer's 'Lack of Remorse' Probed at Inquiry

A public inquiry is underway in London concerning the triple fatal stabbing attacks carried out by Valdo Calocane on June 13, 2023. Senior social worker Emily Doherty assessed Calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, and found he showed a 'lack of remorse' and a disregard for the seriousness of his offences. He stated that 'everything happens for a reason' and appeared passive when discussing murder.

During custody, Calocane informed a doctor he was hearing voices 'all the time,' described as commanding and a running commentary. He also experienced visual and olfactory hallucinations. Despite assessments, access to his full medical records was limited. Calocane pleaded guilty to manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility and is now serving an indefinite hospital order.

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