Infamous child killer Ian Huntley, who murdered 10-year-olds Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in Soham in 2002, has reportedly made a sickening jibe about his victims, causing fresh anguish for their grieving families.
Sources reveal that Huntley, currently serving a life sentence, made the vile comment during a prison conversation, mocking the memory of the two young girls whose lives he brutally ended.
Outrage from Victims' Families
The families of Holly and Jessica expressed their disgust at Huntley's latest cruel behaviour. "It's beyond comprehension how someone could be so heartless," said a family spokesperson. "After all these years, he continues to inflict pain."
A History of Disturbing Behaviour
This isn't the first time Huntley has shown disturbing behaviour in prison:
- Previously faked suicide attempts for attention
- Made inappropriate requests about his victims
- Shown no genuine remorse for his crimes
Prison officials have confirmed they are monitoring the situation closely, though they declined to comment on specific inmate behaviour.
Public Reaction
The revelation has sparked widespread outrage across the UK, with many calling for stricter measures to prevent Huntley from causing further distress to the victims' families.
"This monster should never be allowed to speak about those poor girls again," said one Soham resident. "The families have suffered enough."
