List of prisoners with whole-life orders

Columns: Name | Year | Died | Notes
Anthony Arkwright | 1989 | - | Arkwright was arrested after he hacked and battered to death three people , including his elderly grandfather , a two-day killing spree in South Yorkshire during August 1988 when aged 21 , which means he is likely to be the youngest offender to have been issued with a whole life tariff by any of the appropriate authorities . He was convicted of all three murders and sentenced to life imprisonment the following year . He was also suspected of a fourth murder committed around the same time but never charged | Mark Robinson | 1989 | - | Mark Robinson killed Patricia Anne Wagner at the age of 17 after she threatened to tell his mother about the affair the two were having , to which Robinson responded by strangling her . When he was released in 1989 , he met Sharon Morley in Wakefield , with the two moving to Billingham shortly after , however Sharon wanted to move back to Wakefield which caused arguments . On 19 September 1989 he discovered a photo of her former boyfriend and in the argument that followed , he beat and stabbed her to death . He was sentenced to life imprisonment at his trial and was later issued with a whole-life tariff | Victor Castigador | 1990 | 2017 | A Filipino illegal immigrant who led a gang of robbers on a grudge attack at a London amusement arcade where he himself worked . Four members of staff were tied up , locked in a cage within the vault before being doused in white spirit and set alight . Two died , two suffered serious burns . Castigador received an initial 25-year tariff from his trial judge which was duly extended to a whole life tariff , but the November 2002 law lords ' ruling means that he could have been released from prison as early as 2015 ( by which time he would have been 61 years old ) if the parole board decided he was no longer a danger to the public , however Castigador was charged with murder on 20 June 2016 after murdering a fellow inmate . He admitted the murder and was sentenced to another whole-life tariff in October . He died in Woodhill prison in March 2017 . One of his teenage accomplices was sentenced to life with a recommended minimum of 20 years ; a subsequent appeal against this recommendation at the High Court was rejected | Malcolm Green | 1991 | - | Malcolm Green was jailed for life in 1971 for the brutal murder of a Cardiff prostitute . He spent 18 years in prison before being released on parole in 1989 . Soon afterwards , he bludgeoned to death a young tourist from New Zealand . Green dismembered the body , wrapped it in plastic bags , and dumped it in different places along a road in South Wales . He was sentenced to life again in October 1991 , with a recommendation that he should serve a minimum of 25 years , but was given a whole-life tariff by the Home Secretary | Colin Ireland | 1993 | 2012 | The Gay Slayer , who set about achieving a New Year 's resolution to become a serial killer by targeting patrons of a public house frequented by gay men . Ireland pretended to be homosexual in order to be taken to each of his victims ' homes , where he took advantage of their desire for S & M activity to truss , torture and murder them , often then robbing them to cover his travelling expenses as he was unemployed . He was able to continue as police found initial difficulty in linking the killings to one perpetrator . Ireland was caught when he visited police to try and explain his sighting on closed-circuit television with his final victim , however his fingerprint was subsequently matched to one found at the man 's flat . He confessed to the other murders while in custody and pleaded guilty to all charges in court . His original recommended tariff was never publicised . Ireland remained in prison for nearly 20 years until his death on 21 February 2012 at the age of 57 | Colin Hatch | 1994 | 2011 | A paedophile who was convicted of sexual assault on boys in 1991 and 1992 but jailed for only three years after it was decided he was not dangerous enough to be held involuntarily in a Secure Hospital , against the advice of the psychiatrist . He was paroled early and committed the sexually motivated murder of seven-year-old Sean Williams in summer 1993 , for which he received a whole-life tariff ; Judge Lowry said it was not possible to envisage a time when Hatch could be released safely , so life should mean life . He remained imprisoned until his death in February 2011 ; he was found dead in his cell and it was reported that he had been murdered by another prisoner . His killer was convicted robber Damien Fowkes , who also wounded another child killer , Ian Huntley - whose crime was far more widely reported , but who did not receive a whole life sentence

Example questions:
What year did the inmate who was a prisoner with a whole-life order Imposed by Home Secretaries go to prison for the murdered kidnap victim Lesley Whittle ? | What year did the inmate who was a prisoner with a whole-life order Imposed by Home Secretaries die who was born March 16 , 1954 ?

Answers:
1976 | 2012