Queen Camilla, 77, is reported to have voiced support for a parole board decision to keep a British Airways pilot in custody. The pilot, who had been sentenced after bludgeoning his estranged wife to death, remains behind bars following the ruling, according to the report. Camilla met with campaigner Hetti Barkworth-Nanton, described as a close friend of Joanna Simpson, 46, who was murdered in 2010 by her estranged husband, Robert Brown, at the family home. The article links Camilla’s comments to the ongoing efforts of Simpson’s supporters regarding the parole outcome. The report also places the meeting during Camilla’s hosting of a Buckingham Palace garden party alongside King Charles. Across the provided sources, the central points are that Camilla meets Barkworth-Nanton and indicates support for the parole board’s decision that the convicted pilot should remain incarcerated. No additional details on the parole process or the pilot’s identity are included beyond what is stated in the single report supplied.