HM Prison Norwich
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Sep 14, 2026
Anne BlythVOICE_ACTOR
Valerie Carnes, the murderess.
Anne BlythVOICE_ACTOR
Valerie Carnes, who is on her way to Norwich Prison to be hanged in the morning.
Anne BlythVOICE_ACTOR
[cries]
Claudette ColbertVOICE_ACTOR
Please, shall I take her to my room?
speaker_0NARRATOR
He was sent back to jail with 28 years of his sentence remaining.
speaker_0NARRATOR
In July 2007, he was moved to Norwich Prison on compassionate grounds.
speaker_0NARRATOR
This is the Imola race track in Italy.
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In 2004, around 1,000 fans gathered there to mark the 10-year anniversary of the death of their hero, 34-year-old Brazilian racing driver Ayrton Senna da Silva.
Prash GanendranHOST
His last memory was of drinking in the pub.
Prash GanendranHOST
The next thing he remembered was waking up in Norwich Prison.
Prash GanendranHOST
When confronted with the confessions he had made to the police, he replied, Well, I cannot refute making them, but I have no recollection of making them.
Prash GanendranHOST
Dr Starling, the medical officer at Norwich Prison, testified that Galloway showed no signs of mental illness and that there was nothing to support a plea of insanity.
Prash GanendranHOST
Witnesses who had seen him throughout the afternoon also testified that he'd appeared sober.
Prash GanendranHOST
It took just five minutes for the jury to find Robert Galloway guilty of murder.
PaulHOST
Mark Ward, who, like Dr.
PaulHOST
Ball, visited Norwich Prison regularly, saw Mitchell himself on the 4th of January 1995, after Mitchell had been charged with the murders of Arthur and Shirley Wilson and his father, Robert Mitchell, and described him as showing, "One of the most bizarre mental states I have ever seen." Dr.
PaulHOST
Ward concluded that Mitchell was suffering from acute schizophrenia, and though there were no episodes of aggression, Mitchell was perceived by staff as having an air of menace about him, which was sufficiently worrying for them to be very cautious in their dealings with him.
PaulHOST
A few days later, there was a marked change in Mitchell's mental state and behavior, for according to the prison staff, his condition had deteriorated considerably over the previous 48 hours.
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PaulHOST
As his mental state has become more settled, so Mr. Mitchell has been more prepared to discuss the offenses with which he's charged.
PaulHOST
However, he has given different explanations on different occasions, and it is not possible to be confident about which of these explanations most accurately reflect his motivation at the time.
PaulHOST
When seen in Norwich Prison, he described the killing of the elderly couple and his father as preparation for his need to kill for each of the 12 days of Christmas in order to be able to eat human flesh, saying he had no ambitions other than to kill and eat people.
PaulHOST
He went on to say he would have to change his identity by means of using wigs, having plastic surgery, and using false noses.
PaulHOST
Mark Ward, who, like Dr.
PaulHOST
Ball, visited Norwich Prison regularly, saw Mitchell himself on the 4th of January 1995, after Mitchell had been charged with the murders of Arthur and Shirley Wilson and his father, Robert Mitchell, and described him as showing one of the most bizarre mental states I have ever seen.
PaulHOST
Dr Ward concluded that Mitchell was suffering from acute schizophrenia and though there were no episodes of aggression Mitchell was perceived by staff as having an air of menace about him which was sufficiently worrying for them to be very cautious in their dealings with him.
PaulHOST
A few days later, there was a marked change in Mitchell's mental state and behaviour, for according to the prison staff, his condition had deteriorated considerably over the previous 48 hours.
11 MINS LATER
PaulHOST
This disturbed pattern of behaviour persisted for about three weeks and during this time he admitted to nursing staff that he had been experiencing auditory hallucinations but he did not describe the nature of these voices and subsequently denied having said this.
PaulHOST
mr mitchell's response to the antipsychotic medication was in keeping with the expected therapeutic action of the medication and since its introduction a clear positive response has been noted with progressive improvement in mr mitchell's mental state and behavior as his mental state has become more settled so mr mitchell has been more prepared to discuss the offenses with which he's charged However, he is given different explanations on different occasions and it is not possible to be confident about which of these explanations most accurately reflect his motivation at the time.
PaulHOST
When seen in Norwich prison, he described the killing of the elderly couple and his father as preparation for his need to kill for each of the 12 days of Christmas in order to be able to eat human flesh, saying he had no ambitions other than to kill and eat people.
PaulHOST
He went on to say he would have to change his identity by means of using wigs, having plastic surgery and using false noses.