A WOMAN is continuing her late mother's campaign to keep a killer behind bars after her sister was raped and murdered.
Sasha Marsden was only 16 years old when she was stabbed more than 100 times and her body set on fire.
Her killer, David Minto, 33, who dumped her body in an alleyway, had lured her with the promise of a part-time job.
The Bolton teenager's mother, Jayne, 56, led an appeal to help ensure he stayed locked up. However, she passed away last month following a battle with lung cancer.
The campaign is still being kept going by Sasha's sister Katie Brett, 33, who has helped organise a series of protests.
The mum-of-two said: "This man is a danger. Such evil cannot be rehabilitated, and it can never be forgiven. He should die in prison, away from society.
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