Ian Huntley: Last News

It's been nearly two decades since a sleepy English town became the centre of one of the UK's most shocking murder cases when Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman were reported missing before later being found in a ditch ten miles away.

"All alone now." These were the only three words written by Robert Maudsley in a final letter to a psychiatrist in the 1990s.

Maxine, which has been released on Netflix.School caretaker Ian Huntley was sentenced to life in prison in December 2003 for the murders of two 10-year-old girls, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, who attended the same school in Soham, Cambridgeshire.His girlfriend at the time, Maxine Carr, who was the girls’ teaching assistant, received a three-and-a-half year prison sentence for perverting the course of justice after providing Huntley with a false alibi. She only served half her sentence, and was given anonymity for life upon her release from Foston Hall prison in May 2004.In the TV drama, the last scene of Carr shows her on a beach as she’s approached by someone off screen who recognises her.

Child killer Lucy Letby will die behind bars after she received a whole life order today.

The actress playing Maxine Carr in a drama about the Soham murders says Beyonce’s music helped her shrug off the criminal’s persona after tough days of filming.

Read more: Life of Ian Huntley before he turned killer – from school bullying to grooming teenagersHide, unbeaten in his first 26 fights and with 25 wins by knockout, was making waves. On top of his prowess in the ring, he also possessed a venomous tongue, proving good value in slanging matches with his rivals.A year after his victory over Bentt, 6ft 2ins Hide, who would later drop down to a more natural cruiserweight, defended his title against American Riddick Bowe, who at 6ft 5ins was considerably taller and heavier.

murderer took his love of keepsakes to a whole new macabre level.Ed Gein's crimes shocked the world when he was eventually caught in the 1950s and locked up in an asylum for life.He was dubbed the real-life 'Leatherface' after his love of wearing the faces of his victims as a mask inspired the character in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies.READ MORE: Life of Ian Huntley before he turned killer - from school bullying to grooming teensBut the true horror of what Gein had done only came to light when police went inside his house for the first time - which was so shocking it left even experienced coppers disgusted.As well as murdering people, Gein had also dug up women from the local cemetery and turned their body parts into decorations, furniture and crockery for his home.Police found women's genitalia and noses stashed around the house, faces turned into lampshades and a belt made fashioned from women's nipples.There were also human skulls used as decorative bedposts and lips as a curtain drawstring.It was also thought that Gein had sex with the corpses of women he'd dug up from graves but he denied this - saying he wasn't into necrophilia because "it was too smelly".Gein's crimes were so shocking they helped to inspire several movies, including Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Silence of the Lambs.When Gein was arrested in 1957 for the murder of store owner Bernice Worden in Wisconsin, USA, police went to his house to search it and were unprepared for the horrors that lay behind the doors.Inside among the items they found were:A corset made from a female torso skinned from shoulders to waistA pair of lips on a window shade drawstringFour nosesA belt made from female nipplesTwo vulvas from teenage girlsNine

READ MORE: Evil killer Ian Huntley snared after eagle-eyed newspaper reader spotted key detail He was born in Grimsby, Lincolnshire, in January 1974 and was the first son of working class couple Kevin and Lynda Huntley who gave birth to another boy, Wayne, one year later.Huntley grew up in a semi-detached house in Immingham and his school life was miserable.In the book Beyond Evil: Inside The Twisted Mind of Ian Huntley, he was described as a small and timid child who was an easy target for playground bullies. He attended Eastfield primary school and although not the sporty type, he did support Manchester United, as did his later victims Holly and Jessica.

Ryan Giggs arrived at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court on Monday, 8 August, to face trial accused of attacking his ex-girlfriend. The ex-Manchester United footballer is accused of using controlling and coercive behaviour against Kate Greville, 36, between August 2017 and November 2020.

HOLLY Willoughby looked stunning as she went makeup free for a selfie. The This Morning presenter, 41, showed off her natural beauty as she posed in a plunging gingham top.

READ MORE: Single mums nicked £2k worth of toiletries from Boots to cope with cost of living crisisCops arrived on the scene at the Baymont Hotel in Northwood, Ohio, on July 22, where they found the boy hog-tied on the floor of one of the hotel rooms where the family was living.Court documents reveal the boy "had his wrists tied behind his back with white shoestrings, and his wrists were tied to his ankles" on the floor, where he had been for about 9.5 hours from 3am until police arrived at 12.30pm.Mr Sosnowicz was reportedly in the room with the child when police arrived, as were two other children - a six-year-old and a 14-year-old, who were not tied up.The boy's step-father claimed the boy was tied up because he "gets into things".

Today, August 4, marks 20 years since schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman went missing after they left a family barbecue to buy sweets. Best friends Holly and Jessica were just 10 years old when their lives were cruelly cut short by deceitful murderer Ian Huntley.

Today marks twenty years since schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman vanished on their way to buy sweets.

footballer mum is facing possible prison time after being busted in an airport drugs sting. Faye Dunn, 38, was nicked at Manchester Airport on June 13 during an investigation into the EncroChat messaging network dubbed Operation Venetic.

READ MORE: Loyal dog guarded seriously-injured owner for 36 hours after 200ft fall, alerted walkers Speaking to the Mirror in her first interview in 20 years, Louise, now aged 40 and a mother of five, told how her “life had been shaped” by Huntley’s abuse.She escaped his clutches, but when social services interviewed her she said she had just been friends with manipulative Huntley.Now, on the 20th anniversary of the murders, she has revealed how she is wracked with guilt after lying about their relationship because it meant he was free to become one of Britain’s most evil killers.She said: “I met him at the fairground through someone I know. I was 11 and I instantly had a schoolgirl crush on him.“He showed interest back and from there it carried on.“He told me his name and he said he liked me. When I mentioned his age, he said, ‘It’s fine, age is just a number’.

READ MORE: Evil killer Ian Huntley snared after eagle-eyed newspaper reader spotted key detail In the video old tubs of Pot Noodles, a pile of cigarette stubs, and milk bottles filled with a mystery brown liquid can be seen in the disgusting room.The landlord, who wished to remain anonymous, said he wasn't even able to get into the room through the door because the waste obstructed it, forcing him to climb through a window to enter the room - where he then became "trapped" thanks to the sheer volume of mess.He said: "We had no alternative in the end but to try and get in through one of the windows."I managed to get a ladder long enough. I'd hurt myself getting up the ladder but as I got to the top and saw the sight before me I quickly forgot about the pain."It's beyond belief.

The disappearance of two schoolgirls, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, shocked the nation twenty years ago this week and sparked a huge manhunt during the summer holidays of 2002 in Soham.

Channel 5 at 10pm, exploring the history and criminals housed at one of the UK’s most notorious prisons.Located in West Yorkshire, the walls at HMP Wakefield have seen their fair share of dangerous convicts.It has housed terrorists, serial killers and psychopaths, with many still there to this day.However, some of the most notorious are criminals of the past – including Charles Bronson and Harold Shipman.There is a reason why Channel 5 chose to use the word evil in the show’s title, as many of the acts these criminals committed are unthinkable in their horror and depravity.The press called him the “most violent prisoner in Britain” and “Britain’s most notorious prisoner.”Born Michael Gordon Peterson, he has spent most of his life behind bars after first being arrested for petty crimes in 1974.He attacked guards and other prisoners during his stay but was eventually released in 1987.That year, he became a bare-knuckle boxer, where he gained his title of Charles Bronson before returning to prison in 1988.He was also the subject of Nicolas Winding Refn’s film Bronson, where Tom Hardy played the title role.A German theoretical physicist and atomic spy, Klaus Fuchs gave over British, American and Canadian intelligence from the Manhattan Project to the Soviet Union.He was instrumental in early calculations in early nuclear weapons shortly after the Second World War, even helping with early models of the hydrogen bomb.He was convicted in 1950 and spend nine years in the UK before migrating to East Germany and resumed his career as a scientific leader.Behind the Soham Murders, Ian Huntley killed two children in Soham, Cambridgeshire.Born in Grimsby, Ian ended up working as a school caretaker in Soham before luring Holly Marie

A teenager took part in the ferocious murder of his five-year-old stepbrother alongside his step-parents and a couple who trafficked more than 40 vulnerable men to the UK from Slovakia and forced them into slavery were just some of the notorious criminals from across the UK locked up last month.

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A NEW drama about Maxine Carr has seen actress Jemma Carlton transform into Ian Huntley's fiancée. Former teacher’s assistant Carr — dubbed the most hated woman in Britain — was the fiancée of child murderer Ian Huntley.