The Ministry of Justice has denied claims that convicted child killer Axel Rudakubana was attacked in his prison cell at HMP Belmarsh. An audio recording circulating online alleged that two inmates were allowed into Rudakubana's cell and assaulted him. However, the Ministry of Justice stated that these claims are 'completely untrue' and fabricated. Rudakubana, who is serving a sentence of over 50 years for the murders of three young girls, faces a high risk of further violence in prison due to the horrific nature of his crimes.
The Ministry of Justice has responded to reports that Southport child killer Axel Rudakubana has been attacked in his prison cell by fellow inmates.
In the clip, the man is heard saying: "Two lads here in for murder doing a 35 . They just got let into that little b*****d's . It's likely he'll have a target on his back for the rest of his life. Former Category A prisoner Ricky Killeen, 39, told the MailOnline: "Every prisoner will want to target him because he killed children.
Rudakubana is currently being assessed by the prison service, which is keeping a close eye on him to decide whether to keep him at Belmarsh or move him elsewhere.
PRISON VIOLENCE CHILD KILLER AXEL RUDAKUBANA HMP BELMARSH MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
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