![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/serial-killer-levi-bellfield-fails-to-have-high-security-prisoner-status-reduced/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/OFF-PLAT-OMF-LEVI-BELL.jpg&description=SERIAL killer Levi Bellfield has failed in a bid to have his highest-security prisoner status reduced - and told he has "unresolved police matters" to sort out. It comes after we revealed he had admitted killing Mum and Daughter Lin and Megan Russell in Kent in 1996 - and an unsolved murder - in a dramatic confession in February. Serial killer Levi Bellfield has failed in a bid to have his highest-security prisoner status reducedCredit: PA Bellfield is serving two whole-life terms for three murders including schoolgirl Milly DowlerCredit: PA:Press Association Paperwork seen by the Sun on Sunday shows how Bellfield, 54 - serving two whole-life terms for three murders including schoolgirl Milly Dowler's - had tried to have his Category A status downgraded. But prison chiefs rejected his bid in a ruling made last month under Bellfield's new name, Yusuf Rahim. And their Category A report says: "Mr Rahim has met with psychology as motivated to engage in intervention but advised he had unresolved police matters at that time. 'Mr Rahim was advised to contact the Prison Offender Manager regarding this." It added: 'There is no evidence you have made steps in understanding your offending. There is no evidence you have developed skills to manage your high level of risk outside your present secure environment.' Sources said the records mean Bellfield – held in an ultra-secure wing of Frankland Prison, County Durham – had confessed to other crimes in jail psychology sessions. Our source said: 'People in the prison know he committed other crimes, including the Russells, as well as other attacks. He is talking about them inside, and would also speak to police about them. 'The review also shows he has a brass neck in trying to get his Category A status lowered, which would mean he could move to less secure conditions. 'That does not look like happening any time soon as he is still highly dangerous.' We told in February how Bellfield had confessed to killing mother Lin, 45, and daug){kind=link}
SERIAL killer Levi Bellfield has failed in a bid to have his highest-security prisoner status reduced – and told he has “unresolved police matters” to sort out.
It comes after we revealed he had admitted killing Mum and Daughter Lin and Megan Russell in Kent in 1996 – and an unsolved murder – in a dramatic confession in February.
Paperwork seen by the Sun on Sunday shows how Bellfield, 54 – serving two whole-life terms for three murders including schoolgirl Milly Dowler’s – had tried to have his Category A status downgraded.
But prison chiefs rejected his bid in a ruling made last month under Bellfield’s new name, Yusuf Rahim.
And their Category A report says: “Mr Rahim has met with psychology as motivated to engage in intervention but advised he had unresolved police matters at that time.