Rare audio of serial killer Robert Maudsley's voice during his first interview in almost 50 years

Rare audio of serial killer Robert Maudsley's voice during his first interview in almost 50 years Robert Maudsley, who is nicknamed 'Hannibal the Cannibal', killed two men on the same day during his crime spree, which happened between 1974 and 1978 In his first interview in almost 50 years, quadruple killer Robert Maudsley, 73, spoke to the Daily Mirror from his high security prison cell in Whitemoor, Cambridgeshire., where he was transferred from Wakefield jail in April 2025. Maudsley earned the nickname 'Hannibal the Cannibal' after killing a fellow Wakefield inmate in 1977 and was rumoured to have eaten his brain with a spoon. A post-mortem proved that claim untrue. However, he admits similarities exist between his life and that of the fictional killer Hannibal Lecter in the 1991 hit movie 'The Silence of the Lambs', the role for which Anthony Hopkins won an Oscar. In a wide-ranging, hour-long conversation, recorded and published by the Mirror, he spoke about his life behind bars, how he found love for the first time with his partner Loveinia MacKenney, and why he believes he should be locked up for life.