JIMMY Mizen’s drill rapper killer has been given a fresh parole hearing just months after he was labelled a “known bully” behind bars.
will go before the Parole Board in early 2027.
The thug, now 37, killed 16-year-old at a bakery in Lee, South East London, in 2008.
He was jailed for life and served 14 years.
Fahri was released on licence in June 2023 but recalled in January 2025 for boasting
He won a move to an open prison before Justice Secretary
But Jimmy’s mum , 74, told The Sun on Sunday last night: “When we hear there will be another parole hearing it brings all the emotions back, and it always comes around Christmas time.
“I just hope the Parole Board get it right this time, because last time they didn’t.
“They need to look at it seriously, and if they genuinely think he is ready to come out, we have to accept it.
“But they did say he was a bully last time, and if that hasn’t changed then it’s hard to see how he can come out.”
Millwall fan Jimmy was attacked by Fahri after the thug walked into the bakery and started an argument in May 2008.
The wannabe gangster, then 19, hurled a glass oven dish at Jimmy, severing an artery in his neck.
Fahri, who lived near the Mizens and already had convictions for burglary and assault, ran out of the shop and was described by a witness as “walking with a swagger”.
Fahri is entitled to one parole hearing at least every two years while on recall.
A Parole Board spokesman said: “Protecting the public is our priority.”
