Huntley's Prison Assault: Life Sentence Turned Death Row?

0:00On March 6th, Ian Huntley, the 52-year-old convicted of murdering two 10-year-old girls back in 2002, suffered catastrophic injuries in a brutal prison assault last week. He was struck repeatedly with the makeshift spiked pole, leaving him blind from blows to the eyes and with severe brain trauma that has him fighting for. His life. Prison sources close to the case, paint a grim picture of inmate hatred toward Huntley, who so-hom-killing shocked the nation and earned him a life. Sentence. Medical updates suggest he is unlikely to ever regain consciousness, with experts saying his condition has deteriorated rapidly since the attack. While officials monitor his fragile state, the incident underscores the raw tensions inside Britain's high-security jails.