Notorious mum-killer admits to shocking prison act
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Bad famous mother-Katil Jessica Camilleri faced the possibility of spending time sentenced to prison after attacking a prison guard once again.
Camilleri is sentenced to 16 and a half years of imprisonment for cutting his mother in their home in 2019.
He was not found guilty of the murder – because of his important mental illness – but he was found guilty of killing his mother Rita 57, 100 times and cut off his tongue and eyeballs.
Since he was locked, Camilleri has repeatedly attacked the recreation officers and sentenced to prison.
On May 5, Camilleri was accused of prison officials at Long Bay Correctional Center, just days after the Waverley local court on Wednesday.
He points out for the fourth time since he was detained for a similar crime.
On Wednesday, Camilleri was found guilty of being attacked by a law enforcement (not the police).
He also claimed that he was not guilty of being attacked to a law officer (not police).
In 2022, in August and October 2021, he was found guilty of attacking two law enforcement officers about separate attacks at the Silverwater Women’s Correction Center and real physical damage.
A video played at the time showed that the mosques burned hair with a fist from the scalp of one of the guards.
Later after two months, Camilleri attacked a second female corrective services officer while in the prison garden.
He was sentenced to 22 months in prison for a non -parole.
Last year, the Camilleri was sentenced to 12 months in prison after two women in Dillwynia Correctional Center were found guilty of attacking the guard.
In the case of March 2023, he was found twice guilty of an attack on a law enforcement.
Earlier this year, he was sentenced to six months of imprisonment after he was found guilty of the joint attack of a prison officer in Dillwynia on March 13 this year.
Earlier this year, a court heard that the mosques were fighting life behind bars and that the correction officers pulled their hair over and over again.
Camilleri will return to court on October 22.
