prison
Coverage of prison in the Nexus archive.
- A monster in disguise: 'Petrified' Jamie Varley tries to hide his identity in prison as inmates put a bounty on his head and send him death threats
Jamie Varley is hiding his identity in prison as inmates have placed a bounty on his head and sent him death threats.
- Massive brawl at Sri Lanka prison leaves at least 26 dead, 77 hospitalized
A massive brawl at a prison in Sri Lanka resulted in at least 26 deaths, including seven prison officials and 19 inmates, with 77 others hospitalized.
- Deadly clashes break out at prison in Sri Lanka
Officials in Sri Lanka reported deadly clashes at a prison on the outskirts of the capital, Colombo. The incident occurred at a prison near the city.
- Sri Lankan police say a deadly clash has broken out at a prison outside the capital
Sri Lankan police reported a deadly clash at a prison located outside the country's capital. The incident occurred as per information provided by the police.
- 'Obsessive and jealous… an evil psychopath.' Kept in a cell for 39 years after she murdered her love rival and refused parole NINE times, this is Britain's longest serving female prisoner... and why she's about to be freed
A woman imprisoned for 39 years after murdering her love rival has refused parole nine times and is about to be released. She is described as Britain's longest-serving female prisoner and is characterized as an 'evil psychopath.'
- Benefit cheat who stole £37,000 after claiming she was too sick to take a bath avoids prison after being caught pulling pints at pub
A woman who stole £37,000 by falsely claiming she was too sick to take a bath avoided prison after being caught working at a pub. The case highlights fraudulent benefit claims and the consequences of deception.
- ‘Hugging is forbidden’: women jailed for life – in pictures
Former public defender Sara Bennett spent 13 years photographing women convicted of homicide, documenting their lives in prison and re-entry into the outside world.
- The signs I missed that I was sleeping next to a killer: My husband dismembered his secret girlfriend with a machete. 14 years later, we're still together... this is why I can't wait for him to get out of prison
The author's husband dismembered his secret girlfriend with a machete 14 years ago, and they remain married. She expresses anticipation for his prison release.
- Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews 'is named as the lead defendant in newly unearthed Dubai court battle' - after being released from hell-hole prison
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews is named as the lead defendant in a newly unearthed Dubai court battle following his release from prison.
- ‘We want that bond to remain’: the program helping incarcerated fathers see their loved ones
A program is helping incarcerated fathers connect with their families through a Father’s Day event at a prison. The event aimed to strengthen parental bonds and support mental health, with families traveling long distances to participate in emotional reunions.
- Lee Andrews claims he lost 20lbs in Dubai's 'hell-hole prison' as he hints he could move to the UK despite claims he'll be 'thrown back in jail if he doesn't pay his debts'
Lee Andrews claims he lost 20lbs in Dubai's 'hell-hole prison' and is considering moving to the UK despite claims he could be 'thrown back in jail if he doesn't pay his debts'.
- Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann's ex-wife reacts to his sentencing as monster who killed eight women is transferred to new prison to begin life behind bars
Rex Heuermann, a serial killer who killed eight women, was sentenced to life in prison and transferred to a new facility. His ex-wife reacted to the sentencing.
- Illinois Town Loses a Prison, Leaving Residents Worried About Jobs
An Illinois town has lost a prison, causing concern among residents about job security. The downtown business district in Lincoln has become quieter over the years.
- Rosie O’Donnell reunites with daughter Chelsea in prison after years of family turmoil
Rosie O’Donnell reunited with her daughter Chelsea in prison following years of family turmoil. Chelsea's probation was revoked in October.
- Rosie O’Donnell reunites with daughter Chelsea in prison after years of family turmoil
Rosie O’Donnell reunited with her daughter Chelsea in prison after years of family turmoil. Chelsea's probation was revoked in October.
- Sam Bankman-Fried loses appeal to overturn fraud convictions and prison
Sam Bankman-Fried loses appeal to overturn fraud convictions and prison. If he has no remaining avenues, he would be eligible for release in 2044.
- 6th DUI arrest for Addison man after report of driver slumped over wheel
An Addison man faces a sixth DUI arrest after being reported slumped over the steering wheel. The suspect could receive a prison sentence of six to 33 years if convicted.
- Ghislaine Maxwell's most outrageous prison diva moment yet: Inside the Epstein madam's $30 fleece fiasco that locked her prison down for FIVE HOURS
Ghislaine Maxwell's prison incident involving a $30 fleece caused a five-hour lockdown. The article describes the event as a 'diva moment' and refers to her as Epstein's madam.
- Ghislaine Maxwell's most outrageous prison diva moment yet: Inside the Epstein madam's $30 fleece fiasco that locked her prison down for FIVE HOURS
Ghislaine Maxwell was involved in a prison incident over a $30 fleece, causing a five-hour lockdown. The article refers to her as the Epstein madam, though no further details are provided in the content.
- Katie Price says she 'never thought' her husband Lee Andrews had ghosted her when he was arrested and insists he'll be released from prison 'next week'... despite refusing to give him any money
Katie Price claims she never believed her husband Lee Andrews ghosted her during his arrest and asserts he will be released from prison next week, despite refusing to provide him with money.
- Building from Zero After Addiction, Prison, and a Felony
The article discusses rebuilding life after overcoming addiction, prison, and a felony. It highlights the challenges and process of starting anew following these significant obstacles.
- Evil Hell on Wheels teen Mackenzie Shirilla finally admits she's a LIAR who murdered her boyfriend as her disgusting scrapbook and sex-crazed lesbian prison antics are exposed
Mackenzie Shirilla admitted to lying about murdering her boyfriend, with her prison behavior and a scrapbook exposing further details. The article highlights her controversial actions and the case's notoriety.
- Deaths within two weeks of prison release hit record high in England and Wales
A record 77 people died within two weeks of prison release in England and Wales in 2025, a 28% increase from the previous year. Experts attribute this crisis to homelessness as a primary driver.
- ‘Hell on wheels’ killer Mackenzie Shirilla whined to mother in jailhouse call over her iPad, prison food
Mackenzie Shirilla, a teenager awaiting trial for murder, complained in a jailhouse call about not being able to sleep and expressed a desire for an iPad while in custody. The article highlights her perceived entitlement despite being incarcerated.
- He was Matthew Perry's trusted assistant for years. Now he faces prison for the actor's death.
Kenneth Iwamasa, Matthew Perry's former live-in assistant who earned $150,000 annually, faces up to 15 years in prison for his role in the actor's death. The case highlights legal consequences tied to his position in Perry's life.
- Tesla driver infamous for California road rage attacks goes to prison for another one in Hawaii
A Tesla driver known for multiple road rage incidents in Southern California was sentenced to prison in Hawaii for another such incident. The individual's history of aggressive driving led to criminal charges in both California and Hawaii.
- Female prison officer who allowed inmate to keep secret mobile phone so they could communicate on Snapchat and arrange a date avoids jail
A female prison officer allowed an inmate to retain a secret mobile phone to communicate via Snapchat and arrange a date, but she avoided jail. The incident highlights security breaches in prison communication protocols.
- The prison meals for the 'living dead': Moment Richard Madeley joins shaven-headed inmates as they eat their dinner of rice and beans at El Salvador's mega jail
Richard Madeley visited a prison in El Salvador, joining inmates for a dinner of rice and beans at a facility described as a 'mega jail.' The term 'living dead' was used to refer to the inmates, highlighting the grim conditions of the prison system.
- Cruel man will rot in prison for stabbing his influencer girlfriend over 80 times and burning her body in the woods
A man was sentenced to prison for brutally stabbing his influencer girlfriend over 80 times and burning her body in the woods. The case highlights a violent act of domestic homicide with severe criminal consequences.
- Mackenzie Shirilla boasted about sickening prison nickname after she killed 2 people in crash, jailhouse lover reveals
Mackenzie Shirilla, known as the 'Hell on Wheels' murderer, boasted about a disturbing nickname given to her in an all-women prison, according to her ex-girlfriend. Shirilla was responsible for killing two people in a crash before her incarceration.
- Princeton cannibal who ate his brother's eyeball found dead in prison
A Princeton man known for eating his brother's eyeball was found dead in prison. The incident highlights a disturbing case of cannibalism linked to a criminal act.
- Listen to vile 'hell on wheels' teen who killed boyfriend and friend cackle with delight at Daily Mail story exposing Mean Girl lesbian prison antics during phone call with her mom
A teenager, referred to as 'hell on wheels,' was involved in the murders of her boyfriend and a friend. During a phone call with her mother, she laughed about a Daily Mail article exposing her 'Mean Girl lesbian prison antics.'
- Detroit Man Sentenced to Prison for Federal Drug Crime
A Detroit man has been sentenced to prison for committing a federal drug crime. The article reports on the judicial outcome of a drug-related criminal case. Details about the specific charges and sentence length are not provided in the limited content.
- Concern for jailed Iranian Nobel laureate as family say health deteriorating
The family of a 54-year-old Iranian Nobel laureate reported that her health has sharply deteriorated, prompting her transfer from prison to a local hospital. Concerns are growing over her condition while she remains incarcerated.
- Concern for jailed Iranian Nobel laureate as family say health deteriorating
The family of a 54-year-old Iranian Nobel laureate reported a sharp deterioration in her health, prompting her transfer from prison to a local hospital. The jailed laureate's condition has raised concerns.
- Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate alleges he had a suicide note
Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate claims he had a suicide note, adding new allegations to the controversy surrounding his death. The note's existence could impact ongoing investigations into his 2019 prison death.
- Cyber incident responders who carried out ransomware attacks given 4-year sentences
Two cybersecurity incident responders were sentenced to four years in prison for abusing their positions to conduct covert ransomware attacks. The individuals exploited their roles to carry out malicious cyber activities, leading to legal consequences.
- Female prison officer, 44, who wrote sexually explicit poetry for inmate during illicit relationship is jailed
A 44-year-old female prison officer was jailed for engaging in an illicit relationship with an inmate, including writing sexually explicit poetry to him. The misconduct violated prison regulations and led to her criminal conviction.
- Pope Leo visits prison in Equatorial Guinea
Pope Leo XIV visited a prison in Equatorial Guinea on the final day of his Africa tour. The visit marked a significant moment in his religious outreach during the trip.
- Sam Bankman-Fried pulls motion for a new trial, still asks for new judge
Sam Bankman-Fried, the ex-FTX CEO, withdrew his motion for a new trial but continues to seek a new judge. He stated he consulted with his parents and lawyers on a recent filing from prison, claiming sole authorship of the documents.