Prison Security Scandal: Contraband Found in Cell of Marta del Castillo's Killer

Spanish Prison Official Under Investigation After Contraband Found in Murderer's Cell Seville, Spain – A shocking discovery in the prison cell of Miguel Carcaño, the confessed murderer of Marta del Castillo, has led to an investigation into potential misconduct by a prison official. According to a report by Spanish news channel Cuatro, Carcaño was found to be in possession of a laptop, a Wi-Fi device, a mobile phone, and €1,000 in cash. The news channel alleges that a prison official, with whom Carcaño had a relationship, is responsible for smuggling these items into the prison. "This is a serious breach of security," stated a source close to the investigation, who wished to remain anonymous. "It raises serious questions about the effectiveness of prison security measures and the integrity of prison staff." The investigation is ongoing, and the prison official in question has been suspended pending the outcome. The discovery of the contraband has sparked outrage among the public, particularly the family of Marta del Castillo, who have long campaigned for justice in their daughter's case. The incident underscores the need for tighter security measures in Spanish prisons to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. The investigation promises to shed light on the extent of the alleged misconduct and the measures taken to address the security lapse.