By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 10:08 EST, 14 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:15 EST, 14 January 2014 Catherine Wells-Burr's body was found in her burnt-out car Three Poles who murdered a British graduate could have their life sentences slashed after foreign courts approved a plea to move them back to their homeland. The trio were each given a minimum of 32 years in jail after they carefully plotted the death of Catherine Wells-Burr, whose body was found in her burnt-out car. But the government is now considering whether Rafal Nowak - who posed as Catherine’s doting boyfriend - and his jealous mistress Anna Lagwinowicz can be deported to Poland.
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Rafal Nowak, Anna Lagwinowicz and Tadevsz Dmytryszyn were each given a minimum of 32 years in jail for the murder of Catherine Wells-Burr,
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Body of 23-year-old was found in her burnt-out car in September 2012
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Gvernment is now considering whether Nowak and his jealous mistress Anna Lagwinowicz can be deported to Poland
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They could be released seven years earlier because of more lenient Polish sentencing guidelines
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