Victim's family check on killer  By Andrew Laxon  Father asks
for details of fatal moments and jailed murderer's
rehabilitation  Tourist Karen Aim from the Orkney Islands was
killed near Taupo-nui-a-Tia College five years ago by Jahche
Broughton, who was 14 at the time. He has no chance of parole
until at least 2021.  The father of a Scottish backpacker
murdered in Taupo five years ago has written asking about the
welfare of his daughter's teenage killer.  Brian Aim wrote to
police to check on the progress of Jahche Broughton, who killed
Karen Aim on the street with a baseball bat on January 18, 2008,
in a crime that shocked Britain and New Zealand.  The 14-year-
old was using the bat to smash windows at Taupo-nui-a-Tia
College soon after 2am when Ms Aim walked by. Broughton followed
the 26-year-old Orkney tourist and attacked her on a nearby
street corner about 50m from her home, twice smashing the bat
into her head.  He later admitted the murder but continued to
claim the fatal blow was struck by Mongrel Mob