Evisceration / An Attack in HMP Frankland

They Walk Among Us - UK True Crime

They Walk Among Us

True Crime

4.6 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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The role of the prison system is to punish offenders, protect the public, and rehabilitate inmates. In the majority of cases, convicted offenders can be reformed and re-enter society to live a productive, law-abiding existence, but in some instances, prison can bring out the worst in people who are already deemed dangerous…

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0:29.0	Place must be 18 or over. Welcome to Season 6 episode 46 of They Walk Among Us, a podcast dedicated to UK true crime.
0:58.7	This episode contains distressing themes and descriptions of violence.
1:06.0	This podcast is intended for a mature audience.
1:10.5	Listener caution is advised.
1:16.1	They walk among us as part of the A-cast creator network.
1:35.8	The role of the prison system is to punish offenders, protect the public and rehabilitate inmates.
1:46.3	In the majority of cases, convicted offenders can be reformed and re-enter society to live a productive, law-abiding existence.
2:17.8	But in some instances, prison can bring out the worst in people who are already deemed dangerous. On the morning of Saturday, October 1st 2011, convicted violent offenders Nathan Mann and Michael Parr,
2:23.3	lured another inmate Mitchell Harrison into cell C-22.
2:30.9	The prisoners were housed on the vulnerable prisoner wing at HMP Franklin in County Durham.
2:36.5	Mann covered the observation panel on the cell door with a piece of cardboard to prevent any guards from seeing inside. As Harrison entered the cell, man grabbed him and
2:45.9	pushed Harrison onto the bed. Par held Harrison's legs as a man attempted to strangle him,
2:53.2	before stabbing Harrison repeatedly with a bireau and a scalpel,
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