Mick Philpott Moved to Segregation Amid Safety Concerns in Prison

Mick Philpott, who was convicted for starting a fire that resulted in the deaths of six of his children, has been moved to segregation in a prison referred to as 'Monster Mansion' due to safety concerns. Insiders suggest Philpott is now a target for other inmates.

This move comes in the wake of notable prisoner killings, including those of Ian Watkins and Ian Huntley. Philpott's placement in segregation is a measure taken to protect him from potential harm within the general prison population. The label 'Monster Mansion' is often used informally to describe high-security prisons housing dangerous offenders.