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On February 26, Ian Huntley, the Soham killer, was critically injured in an assault at HMP Frankland and remains in hospital with head injuries, Durham Constabulary said a suspect is detained inside.
Huntley was serving a life term for the 2002 murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, and is held at HMP Frankland, a Category A prison in Brasside with 850 capacity.
Reporting identified a suspected attacker as Anthony Russell, who allegedly struck Huntley with a spiked metal weapon, knocking him unconscious and leaving him bleeding before hospital transport.
The attack has prompted renewed focus on Frankland's security record, with Durham Constabulary saying forensic teams examined the scene and a male prisoner suspect remains detained within the prison.
A former inmate described violence at HMP Frankland, saying 'I witnessed loads of violence in there. I saw a terrorist get hot oil tipped over his head and seen his head melting. I saw numerous lads get stabbed in the neck and one got a coffee jar full of chilli powder rammed in his neck', according to He said.

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Ian Huntley was attacked inside HMP Frankland and left in a pool of blood, and a former inmate who spent time in the same 'Monster Mansion' has shared insights about what it's like inside the prison

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