“Their Stories, Our Fight”

This page is dedicated to the men who have tragically lost their lives at HMP Parc.

They were fathers, brothers, sons, uncles and friends—individuals who were loved and valued by their families and communities.

Their deaths are not just statistics; they represent preventable tragedies and failures within the system.

Through this page, we honour their memory, share their stories, and ensure they are never forgotten.

Each name listed here is a call for justice and accountability.

We remain steadfast in our fight to uncover the truth, support the families left behind, and create lasting change.

Help Us Honour Their Memory

Gary Mitchell 19/02/2022
Lewis Petryszyn 15/04/2022
Robert Blanchard 04/06/2022
Sion Evans 12/08/2022
Graham Boyle 14/11/2022
Richard Davies 29/12/2022
Ryan Harding 08/01/2023
Ross Appleby 18/01/2023
Malcom Vickery 11/03/2023
Michael Hillitt 18/05/2023
Howard Davies 10/06/2023
Terry Christopher 22/07/2023
John Kenny 21/10/2023
Paul Pesticcio 19/12/2023
Jason Hussey 27/02/2024
John Rose 27/02/2024
Christopher Stokes 09/03/2024
Justin Lewis 16/03/2024
Shay Andrews 18/03/2024
Cameron Anthony 19/03/2024
Wayne Hay 30/04/2024
Michael Horton 07/05/2024
David Maggs 07/05/2024
Warren Manners 29/05/2024
Henry Royan 05/06/2024
Robert Rixon 17/06/2024
John Hyde 26/07/2024
Terrence Hulme 20/09/2024
Malcom James 05/10/2024
David Ridgeway 07/10/2024
Victor Rochester 11/10/2024

Stories Coming Soon!

We are reaching out to families to share the stories of the men behind these names.

Their voices deserve to be heard, and their lives deserve to be remembered.

If you are a family member and would like to share, please contact us.

Email: hmpprisonjusticegroup@outlook.com

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These men are not just names—they are lives that mattered.

We are committed to honoring their memory by demanding accountability, transparency, and reform.

Together, we will ensure that their stories are never forgotten, and their deaths will not be in vain.

“Our boy Ryan, he was only 26 such a good life ahead of him. He was loved by us and we will never forget him, his fun and laughter we miss the most and we will never ever give up finding justice for our boy ever x” – Catherine Harding (Mother of Ryan Harding) 26/01/2025

“My brother Wayne was my wee brother was only 47, when he grew his wings, he was son love by me my partner James and kids, Ashleigh Louise and Dominic, we miss his calls I still look at my phone expecting him to call, last thing I remember him saying is love you sis the night before he died. Xx” – Ashleigh McGonagall (Sister of Wayne) 27/01/2025