KILLER LOOKS
Murderer serving life flirts with a blonde mum on Facebook from his cell using banned mobile phone
A LIFER jailed for murder has been sending flirty Facebook messages to a woman using a banned mobile phone.
Jack Cramb, 25, was caged for killing Barry Bradley, the grandson of notorious Mags Haney, in a street attack in Alva, Clackmannanshire, in July 2010.
Cramb slashed Barry’s neck with a piece of broken glass, cutting his jugular vein, and left him to bleed to death.
He was convicted in April 2011 of murdering 19-yearold Barry and jailed for life to serve at least 16 years.
Despite mobiles being banned in jail, Cramb has been posting messages online to a girlfriend from his Shotts prison cell.
Using the alias, “John Dee (Maximus)”, Cramb has been keeping in touch with blonde Diane Kirkpatrick. Cramb’s profile claims he is “in a relationship with” her.
Mum Diane, from Irvine, Ayrshire, is understood to have been in contact with Cramb since July.
In an early post under a photo of Diane, a friend of Cramb asks if she’s his “new girl”. He calls her “gorgeous” but Diane tells him to “shut up”. They continue chatting until a seemingly lovestruck Cramb tells Diane just before 9pm: “That’s me off babe phone you tomorrow nyt nyt xxxx”
Yesterday, we revealed that Cramb – under the alias Maximus Payet – and killer Edward Dearie had posted selfies on Facebook from the Lanarkshire prison. Dearie was jailed for life in 2010 for the Christmas Day killing of Stuart Spence in 2009.
Cramb’s online presence highlights the problem of banned mobiles in prisons. In November, we published nude photos of knife killer Michael Roberts posing with one-punch killer John Reid and other violent cons in jail.
The Scottish Prison service have said it is a crime for prisoners to have a mobile phone in jail.