Soham murderer Ian Huntley died from ‘blunt head injury’, inquest told

Notorious Child Killer Ian Huntley Dies After Brutal Prison Attack Ian Huntley, the 52-year-old murderer responsible for the horrific killings of two young girls in Soham, has met a tragic end after being attacked by a fellow inmate at HMP Frankland in Durham. According to reports from the ongoing inquest into his death, Huntley was viciously struck over the head multiple times with a metal bar in a workshop within the maximum security prison on February 26. The attack has raised serious concerns about the safety and security of the facility, which houses some of the UK's most notorious offenders. As details of the incident continue to emerge, questions are being asked about how such a violent assault could have occurred within the walls of a high-security prison.

Child killer attacked at workshop at HMP Frankland with metal bar and died in hospitalAn inquest into the death of the Soham murderer, Ian Huntley, has heard he was struck over the head multiple times with a metal bar in prison.Huntley, 52, was an inmate in the maximum security prison HMP Frankland in Durham, where he was allegedly attacked in a workshop on 26 February. Continue reading...