HM Prison Shotts officer’s wife compliments inmate's Facebook pictures

The spouse of a jail officer complimented a assassin's Fb selfie - which was taken illegally on a cell phone behind bars - and stated his 'weapons are getting larger'.

Killer Jack Cramb, 24, makes use of an unlawful cell phone to usually publish topless selfies from his jail cell at at Shotts jail in Lanarkshire the place he's serving a life sentence for the homicide of Barry Bradley in 2010.

His boastful Fb photos have garnered him one thing of a feminine fan base - and now a jail officer's spouse has joined in and complimented one of many photos.

Killer Jack Cramb, 24, makes use of an unlawful cell phone to usually publish topless selfies from his jail cell at at Shotts jail in Lanarkshire the place he's serving a life sentence for homicide

The Day by day Report studies that Kirsty McKinnon Bryceland – whose husband Jamie, 37, works as a rehab and assist officer at Greenock jail – despatched an admiring remark to the convicted assassin.

Mrs McKinnon Bryceland, 37, who works as a Madonna tribute act, messaged the prisoner and stated: 'Ur weapons are getting larger! Nicely Performed! #gainz.'

Cramb then replied: 'Thanks Kirsty x.'

Yesterday she advised the Report: 'I touch upon lots of of issues day by day. It should simply be a coincidence image should have popped up in my information feed.

Kirsty McKinnon Bryceland (pictured) – whose husband Jamie, 37, works as a rehab and assist officer at Greenock jail – despatched an admiring remark to the convicted assassin

Cramb's boastful Fb photos have garnered him one thing of a feminine fan base

'I do not touch upon anybody who's in custody or anybody to do with Jamie's work.'

Cramb created the Fb account beneath the identify 'Maximus Payet' in 2013 and has been posting saucy photos of himself on-line ever since.

He's serving a minimal of 16 years for the brutal avenue assault of Mr Bradley in Alva, Clackmannanshire in July 2010.

The 19-year-old was the grandson of the infamous Mags Haney who was jailed for 12 years in 2003 for ruling a big scale heroin coping with 4 different relations.

In response to the Day by day Report Mr Bradley's twin sister found the web page and recognised his killer immediately.

On the trial in April 2011 Cramb was discovered responsible of homicide after a jury heard he slashed Mr Bradley's neck with a chunk of damaged glass, chopping his carotid artery and jugular vein earlier than leaving him to bleed to dying.

Cramb is utilizing an unlawful cell phone from his cell to speak with the skin world

A daily Fb consumer, in a single on-line dialog with one other inmate he posted an image of a pair of scissors and wrote: 'I am go kick f*** outta you.'

And in March he boasted of his violence to a feminine buddy who requested him why he had uploaded of himself holding plastic cutlery. He advised her: 'Coz I am harmful.'

Earlier this month Cramb posted a selfie on his Fb web page and advised one girl, a nurse: 'That is my come to mattress eyes.'

Displaying of some jail plastic cutlery he jokes in his social media posts that he's 'harmful'

In different posts Crambs moans about his cell being 'freezing' and his semi-naked photos proceed to spark feedback from feminine admirers together with one girl who stated in January final 12 months: 'Excellent physique babe! (cannot wait to get my arms on it)... Fortunate lady me.'

A spokesman from the Scottish Jail Service stated that web entry isn't allowed from prisons however they don't have the ability to shut profiles.

He reiterated that it's a legal offence to have a cell phone in jail and stated: 'Upon identification of a profile for a prisoner, we request removing from the positioning. The SPS solely has the flexibility to request removing of Fb accounts which might be confirmed to be accessed whereas a prisoner is in our care.

'The possession of a cell phone in jail is a legal offence. If we obtain info to counsel prisoners are in possession of gadgets, we'll take applicable motion and report it to the related authorities.'