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Huntley's Prison Attack: Soham Murders' Lasting Anger

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Double murderer Ian Huntley, convicted for killing Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, is hospitalized after a prison attack. Reporter Brian Farmer, who first interviewed Huntley and Maxine Carr, noticed inconsistencies in their story, leading to Huntleys arrest. The attack on Huntley reflects ongoing anger over the Soham case.

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Huntley's Prison Attack: Soham Murders' Lasting Anger

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Huntley's Prison Attack: Soham Murders' Lasting Anger. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 1st. This episode is brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable, online privacy. Links in the episode description. Let's get into the latest UK headlines. Double murderer Ian Huntley is in serious condition in a hospital, after another inmate attacked him with a makeshift weapon in prison. This comes more than 20 years after he killed 10-year-old schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman and Sohom Cambridgeshire back on August 4th, 2002. Huntley, then a school caretaker, was convicted in sentence to life. A reporter named Brian Farmer was the first to interview Huntley and his partner, Maxine Carr, just days after the girls vanished. Huntley claimed he last saw them walking by his house while he washed his dog outside. Carr had worked with the girls at their school and showed Farmer a car they signed for her. What troubled Farmer most was how the story did not add up. He noted the girls never mentioned the soapy dog, which seemed odd for excited kids on

a summer day. Even stranger, Huntley speculated on how each girl might reactive grab details a stranger should not know so well. Farmer left their home convinced Huntley was hiding something and immediately called police with his concerns. It turned out nearly everything they said was a lie, leading to Huntley's arrest soon after. Huntley's prison attack highlights the lasting anger over the Soham case as investigations continue into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. In the latest incident, he was continued into this latest incident. He was continued into this latest incident.

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