Shipman suicide 'could not have been prevented'

The death of serial killer GP Harold Shipman at Wakefield Prison “could not have been predicted or prevented”, a report by Prisons and Probation Ombudsman Stephen Shaw said today.

Shipman suicide 'could not have been prevented'

The death of serial killer GP Harold Shipman at Wakefield Prison “could not have been predicted or prevented”, a report by Prisons and Probation Ombudsman Stephen Shaw said today.

But Mr Shaw made a series of criticisms of the prison authorities and said procedures for dealing with at-risk prisoners such as Shipman needed to be looked at again.

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