Ian Huntley Angers Inmates with Distasteful Attire Referencing Child Victims
Ian Huntley, the Soham murderer, has caused outrage among fellow inmates by wearing a Manchester United-style shirt with the number 10, a sick reference to his victims, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman. Huntley, serving a life sentence, has faced criticism for his choice of clothing despite not being a football fan.
Soham murderer Ian Huntley has sparked fury with his choice of clothing in prison, wearing a No10 Manchester United-style shirt - an apparent reference to his ten-year-old victims, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman. Huntley, serving a life term at HMP Frankland, Durham, has been called a 'sick b*****d' by inmates for wearing the shirt, which has caused outrage among prison staff and politicians.
Huntley was convicted for the murder of Holly and Jessica in August 2002 after luring them into his home. He is serving a life sentence with a minimum of 40 years behind bars and faces constant threats from other prisoners. Despite objections from both inmates and officers, Huntley continues to wear the shirt, which many find offensive and disrespectful to the memory of the young victims.
Tory Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick has condemned Huntley's actions, calling for the shirt to be removed and emphasizing that the families of the victims deserve to see him face consequences for his actions.
According to the source: The Mirror.
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