Richard Huckle: Last News

Birmingham Live reports.Opening the case last week, Alistair MacDonald QC said the attack in October 2019 was designed to "humiliate and degrade" Huckle, who Fitzgerald described as "Britain's worst paedophile".The prosecutor said Huckle was a "predatory paedophile" who was "notorious in the press" and had been extradited and tried in the UK for a large number of child sexual assaults.Mr MacDonald said Fitzgerald told doctors he had sexually assaulted Huckle, even though he did not find him sexually attractive.The barrister said: "He felt that it was poetic justice and he wanted Richard Huckle to feel what all those children had felt."He said that Richard Huckle was a man who raped and abused children for fun and that he suspected that

An evil predator who abused around 200 children was murdered by a fellow prisoner who claims to have acted in 'poetic justice'. Richard Huckle who's been dubbed the UK's worst paedophile was sentenced to 22 life sentences for his heinous crimes.

A prisoner has been found guilty of the brutal murder of "Britain's worst paedophile" Richard Huckle.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxBritain's worst paedophile was allegedly sexually assaulted and then strangled to death by a prisoner as a form of punishment for the crimes he committed, a court has heard. Richard Huckle, 30, was serving 22 life sentences for abusing 200 children when he was allegedly attacked by Paul Fitzgerald in his own cell at HMP Full Sutton.Fitzgerald allegedly inserted an object into Huckle’s anus and brain as a "form of punishment" for his crimes, with prosecutor Alistair Neil Macdonald claiming it was a "carefully planned" attack.