Evil killers including Wayne Couzens and Ian Huntley to get phones in their cells

Some of the UK’s worst killers will reportedly get phones installed in their prison cells in hopes to cut down queue times.

Inmates at HMP Frankland – dubbed ‘Monster Mansion’ – include Wayne Couzens and Ian Huntley

Some of the UK’s worst killers, including Ian Huntley, Levi Bellfield and Wayne Couzens, will get phones installed in their prison cells, it has been reported. Inmates at HMP Frankland – dubbed ‘Monster Mansion’ – are said to be ‘buzzing’ at the idea of being able to make and receive private calls.Critics have called it a ‘terrible’ idea and say the scheme is open to ‘being abused’.giving a phone to ‘someone serving a relatively small sentence’ and planning to rebuild their life outside ‘is not a bad idea’.

But he added: ‘The idea that monsters like Huntley and Bellfield are ­getting phones in their cells is outrageous. I can see it being abused.’ Tory MP James Daley, who sits on the Home Affairs select committee, said victims and taxpayers will be ‘sickened’.

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