Road-rage killer Kenneth Noye, who has known links to the Plymouth area, has launched a High Court battle to be moved to open prison conditions.Noye, now 69, was convicted of murder in April 2000 and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years.He stabbed 21-year-old electrician Stephen Cameron to death in a road-rage attack on the M25 in Kent in 1996. After the killing Noye went on the run and was arrested in Spain two years later.In September 2015 the Parole Board declined to order his...
