THE sadistic killer of tragic beautician Nadine Lott has been moved to a high-security jail.
Evil Daniel Murtagh, who showed no remorse over the brutal murder which shocked the nation, is now being held in the Midlands Prison with fellow convicted murderers Graham Dwyer and Mark Nash.
He beat the 30-year-old mother of his daughter so badly her face was barely recognisable.
Murtagh, 34, from Clondalkin, Dublin, admitted manslaughter but denied murder.
He was given a life sentence last October after a jury saw through his lies and convicted him on the murder charge after a two-week trial.
Soon after his conviction Murtagh was moved to Wheatfield Prison where he received a number of death threats.
This story is from the July 25, 2022 edition of Irish Daily Mirror.
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