Couzens Fears for Life After Huntley Attack

0:00On March 6, Wayne Cousins, the former police officer serving life for murdering Sarah Everard in 2021, now fears for his life in a high security prison. He's locked down in his cell at H&P Franklin in County Durham after a brutal attack on fellow inmate Ian Huntley last week. The assault happened around 9 a.m. on February 26th. Huntley suffered severe head injuries and eye damage that left him blind. Medical teams fought to save him, but his condition remains critical with little hope of recovery. Cousins has made it clear he's terrified of becoming the next target. As an ex-cop convicted of such a high-profile crime, he stands out among inmates, especially now with the fifth anniversary of Everard's death drawing. Attention! Huntley himself is serving life for killing schoolgirls, Holly Wells, and Jessica Chapman back in August 2002. He's not eligible for parole until at least 2042, and the prison houses many dangerous offenders. Based tensions high in the facility, Cousins stays isolated, bracing for what might come

1:03next as authorities monitor the fall-out. As the shows tend to spread, Cousins stays isolated, bracing for what may come next, as authorities finally