SOHAM liar Maxine Carr was given a new identity worth £2.5million and had a lavish white wedding after being released from prison. A look at what life was like for Carr after her sentence ...

Who is Maxine Carr? What was Maxine Carr’s involvement in the Soham case? Where is Maxine Carr now? Here's what you need to know about Maxine Carr.

The Soham murders have been put into the spotlight again with Netflix's dramatisation, Maxine, leading viewers to question where Maxine Carr is now and what happened to her after the harrowing events.

Maxine Carr, the former fiancee of Ian Huntley, who murdered schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, was released after serving half of her prison sentence and given a new identity.

Maxine Carr's story is being told on Netflix in drama Maxine, which charts how and why she provided her fiancée, killer Ian Huntley, with an alibi on the night of the murders of schoolgirls Holly ...

Maxine Carr is living a whole new secret life in a bid to protect her from her past. More than 20 years ago, Maxine, now 47, was put behind bars for providing her killer boyfriend, Ian Huntley, a ...

Viewers have slammed the series focusing on criminal Maxine Carr, the girlfriend of child killer Ian Huntley in the 2002 Soham murders ...

A TV dramatisation of the Soham murders is now streaming on Netflix. The three-part miniseries Maxine focuses on the investigation into teaching assistant Maxine Carr and her fiance Ian Huntley ...

Two decades on from the murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, Channel 5 has launched its new crime drama focused on Maxine Carr, which will come to an end on Wednesday night. It was in early ...

CHANNEL 5 viewers have lashed out at new true crime series Maxine over its “sympathetic” portrayal of Maxine Carr, and the decision to focus on her over the victims. In the second episode of ...

MAXINE Carr became Britain’s most-hated woman when she protected her child killer boyfriend back in 2002. Carr lied to the nation when she falsely gave her ex-boyfriend Ian Huntley an alibi ...

It is an empty victory for the rule of law, this one that sees Maxine Carr released back into the community, her sentence ostensibly finished. In reality her sentence will never end, just as the ...