One of Britain's most wicked murderers, Levi Beelfield,

was permission to wed behind bars in what will be a sickening ceremony,

featuring him in a Versace suit, and a pair of them having a Harry-style soundtrack.

Lawyers say it's his human right.

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Live from the news building in London, this is Pearce Morgan Unsensored.

Good evening from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensored. Levi Bellfield is a name that sends chills down the spine of anyone who knows about him.

He's one of Britain's most notorious and wicked and merciless serial killers, now serving two whole life orders for murdering at least three teenage girls. His victim is included a 13-year-old Millie Dowler, who he abducted and

brutally killed in 2002. A disappearance sparked a frenzied nationwide search that galvanized

the whole country behind her devastated family, and to this day, he's a stain on our collective memories.

I don't believe in the death penalty, but if I did, Levi Belfield's name would be at the top of the

list. The very least the public expects is he locked up forever and sees out his life in something

close to the miseries inflicted on the families of his victims. But instead, he's getting married.

Yeah, you heard that right. One of Britain's most malignant human beings is to wed behind bars.

Everything about this case is staggering. Belfield spent £30,000 in legal aid funded by our taxes

to defend his case. He began talking to his fiancé, a woman

in her 40s, after spotting a photograph of her in the cell of Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper,

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