that frighten the lives out of every parent in WA, that is, having their child abducted and sexually abused.

"They should not be allowed to continue any sort of relationship, sexual or otherwise.

These two people should never have been allowed near each other. That was the cause of the problem in the first place."

The crisis-care unit where the two are housed was built for acute and chronic at-risk offenders who required specialized treatment.

Johnson added: "We should be treating these people as prisoners, not patients.

"Thank God that they were caught and the victim was found in time. They were planning to kill that child. They deserve no comfort or leniency, they should be doing hard labor."

He opined that the pair should also be chemically castrated.

In response, a spokesman for Corrective Service Minister Margaret Quirk said Wheeler and Urquhart were being treated like all other prisoners.

"To suggest their relationship is continuing is quite incorrect because they do not share a cell. They are under a very high level of supervision."

The Department of Corrective Services also released a statement saying it does not comment on the accommodation arrangements of individual prisoners.

"Prisoners in this category are in individual cells and are under very high supervision."


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