Axel Rudakubana received visits from a Muslim Imam at Belmarsh prison before he was moved to a "cushy" secure hospital, it is understood.
The Southport killer was taken to psychiatric facility Broadmoor in Berkshire after authorities admitted he was unable to be "managed safely" behind bars in the category A prison.The Ministry of Justice confirmed the move was made following a clinical assessment under the Mental Health Act, adding Rudakubana was unlikely to ever be released.
Now, the life that awaits him at Broadmoor has been unveiled - and it comes complete with reading, watching films, and around-the-clock care in the newly-renovated complex.
The 19-year-old murderer, who has been sentenced to 52 years in prison, will now spend his days in a university-style room, complete with wardrobes and desks, and will be allowed to visit a decked-out gym and on-site cafe. Following the £250million refurbishment, patients also enjoy access to the hospital's hairdresser and dentist, The Sun revealed, as well as the site's multi-faith "sanctuary". Rudakubana, who killed Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, Bebe King, six, and Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, in 2024, will have special security measures put in place to protect him from other violent "patients". Resist Comment. It must be a real comfort to the parents and families of the three murdered girls to realise that they were visited by an imam: a representative of a culture that doesn't comment on the muslim rapes of underaged girls, bombing atrocities in the UK over the past 25 years, and the evil muslim organisations such as Boko Haram, ISIS, the Taliban.