A man who killed a child was stabbed 25 times in five minutes in his cell, then put to bed "as if he were asleep," it was revealed during his murder trial.

A trial that is still ongoing and closely followed.

The accused, who deny the charges, are currently on trial in the British courts. The proceedings focus on the exact circumstances of the attack and the responsibility of each individual involved. The case highlights existing tensions in some high-security prisons in the United Kingdom and the difficulties associated with managing inmates considered particularly dangerous. The court also heard that Wakefield Prison housed a majority of inmates considered vulnerable, which fueled the debate about the prison's internal organization. Investigators also mentioned the nickname "Ice Man" given to one of the inmates involved, which was brought up during the hearings. These elements were presented as part of an ongoing trial, with all three accused denying the charges. The victim's body was only discovered the following morning during a routine patrol by the guards. This case continues to attract significant media attention in the United Kingdom.