Double child killer Ian Huntley is reportedly furious after being mocked by fellow inmates at HMP Frankland in County Durham. The 51-year-old, serving a minimum 40-year sentence for the murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, has been taunted with football-style chants after prison guards confiscated a red Manchester United-style shirt from his cell.
The shirt, which bore the number 10 on the back, was seized amid concerns it could be a reference to the age of the two 10-year-old victims. Inmates have reportedly chanted: "Huntley, Huntley, where's your shirt?" and called him a "sicko" as he passes by his cell window.
Huntley was moved to a more exposed cell in the middle of a landing, making him more accessible to other prisoners. A source told The Sun: "He's no longer in a cell beside a guards' office at the end of a corridor so inmates can now shout up at his window as they pass. They've given him merry hell since the story."
Guards also confiscated framed photos of Huntley's ex-girlfriend Maxine Carr, who provided a false alibi after the murders. The source added: "Huntley's livid. He's been going up the wall. The story's made the prison bosses realise that they have to treat him the same as everyone else and not give him special treatment."
Huntley is held in the Category A prison alongside other notorious criminals, including former police officer Wayne Couzens and serial killer Levi Bellfield.
