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A prison ombudsman report revealed that the Yorkshire Ripper was kept in chains until shortly after his death and was not allowed to call his wife to say goodbye.
Peter Sutcliffe, who killed 13 women between 1975 and 1980, died in hospital with Covid-19 at the age of 74.
He was serving a full prison term at HMP Frankland in Co Durham, one of Britain’s highest security prisons.
Sutcliffe, who was also blind and used a wheelchair, had refused treatment after being transferred from the maximum security prison. He told the staff that “it’s no use because not all fingers and toes are helping him or the doctors.”
A report about his death by Sue McAllister, the prison ombudsman, criticized the use of restrictions on Sutcliffe and
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