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A killer who helped a hitman called "The Iceman" carry out an assassination has failed in a bid have an appeal against his conviction heard.

direct to your inboxThe jailed assassin who slaughtered two gangland rivals - including Salford businessman Paul Massey in 2015 - has boasted that he can kill with impunity behind bars because of his whole life tariff.Mark Fellows, 40, nicknamed The Iceman, was handed a life sentence and told he would never be released from prison after he was convicted in 2019 of the brutal murders of Massey and, three years later, Massey's friend John Kinsella.After a £150,000 contract was reportedly placed on Fellows' life, he was slashed across the face by another inmate while at the high-security HMP Whitemoor in Cambridgeshire, shortly after he started his sentence.Now, in a series of letters he has penned behind bars, the Salford-raised hitman has

Manchester Evening News as a new book about her father's life is published, Kelly said the family hoped an inquest would shed fresh light on his murder.

An assassin known as The Iceman has finally spilled the beans on two executions that landed him in jail until his dying day.

hereAs one of the messages police found said: "The police are winning this year."The M.E.N. has contacted EncroChat for a comment.