Prison nurse, 27, suspended over 'fling with drug-dealing killer' in England's worst jail
A prison nurse has been suspended over claims she had a 'fling' with a convicted killer currently serving his sentence in England's worst jail.
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Stephanie Adair, 27, has been temporarily suspended from working in prisons by the the Nursing and Midwifery Council over the claims she had an inappropriate relationship with convicted drug dealer and killer Jahki Crosdale, 27.
The nurse was placed under investigation in November last year after she was accused of forming the romantic relationship with Crosdale at HMP Wandsworth, MailOnline reports.
Adair, who is said to deny the allegations, was reportedly caught after Crosdale listed Ms Adair’s address on his court documents.
It remains unclear whether Ms Adair was aware Crosdale had listed her as a contact.
Crosdale, now 27, was jailed in 2015 after being found guilty of manslaughter through provocation.
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Aged just 17, he stabbed Charlie Burns, 19, to death in east London before being convicted at the Old Bailey.
In 2018, police detained him with £2,000 in class A drugs - including heroin and cocaine - during a trip from London to Aberdeen.
He was later sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to the charges against him, which included the supply of class A drugs.
The nurse reportedly struck up has also been banned from working in young offenders’ institutes and "any other establishment where an individual is serving a sentence imposed by a criminal court" as part of the order.
The nurse must now also notify any employer of the order following the alleged tryst while she worked as a contractor at the south London jail.