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Table 1 Deaths in prison custody 1978 to 2014, England and Wales (As published in October 2015) SURNAME NAME SEX AGE DATE OF DEATH ESTABLISHMENT CLASSIFICATION Appleby RE Male 48 17/01/1978 Wakefield Natural Causes King A Male 33 18/01/1978 Leeds Self-inflicted Tara N Male 51 26/01/1978 Pentonville Natural Causes Tartaglia S Male 23 28/01/1978 Bedford Self-inflicted Brett-Smith NC Male 39 11/02/1978 Brixton Self-inflicted Pinhorne FR Male 34 13/02/1978 Winchester Self-inflicted Wells DF Male 39 22/02/1978 Dartmoor Natural Causes Richards J Male 15 23/02/1978 Cardiff Natural Causes Betts G Male 66 02/03/1978 Wakefield Natural Causes Wallace CE Male 58 06/03/1978 Ford Natural Causes Payne WJT Male 28 07/03/1978 Leeds Self-inflicted Spence R Male 41 11/03/1978 Haverigg Natural Causes Bowman PA Male 25 12/03/1978 Durham Self-inflicted Mc Mullen GP Male 42 06/04/1978 Wandsworth Natural Causes Evans DC Male 17 15/04/1978 Risley Homicide Mc Keonn H Male 66 17/04/1978 Leeds Other: Other/non-natural Reed AM Male 30 20/04/1978 Brixton Self-inflicted Ohayon Y Female 27 23/04/1978 Holloway Natural Causes Milnes R Male 72 28/04/1978 Leeds Natural Causes Rasburn SJP Male 28 29/04/1978 Appleton Thorn Natural Causes Campbell P Male 21 07/05/1978 Bristol Natural Causes Craig H Male 33 08/05/1978 Lincoln Natural Causes Fuller HS Male 56 10/05/1978 Wandsworth Natural Causes Haskayne E Male 36 26/05/1978 Brixton Natural Causes Singh M Male 37 01/06/1978 Birmingham Self-inflicted Besson JA Male 62 09/06/1978 Wakefield Natural Causes Wilson JM Male 27 12/06/1978 Manchester Natural Causes Clark CL Male 19 18/06/1978 Gaynes Hall Other: Other/non-natural Hayes JJ Male 28 20/06/1978 Wandsworth Self-inflicted Behan P Male 71 12/07/1978 Brixton Natural Causes Harris LIM Male 25 14/07/1978 Canterbury Self-inflicted Gilpin GJ Male 40 14/07/1978 IoW: Parkhurst Natural Causes Summers A Male 46 15/07/1978 Highpoint Natural Causes Langford D Male 39 22/07/1978 Grendon/Spring Hill: Spring Hill Natural Causes Myles JS Male 54 23/07/1978 Brixton Natural Causes Barlow JH Male 65 27/07/1978 Brixton Natural Causes Zsigmond M Female 40 29/07/1978 Durham Self-inflicted Darwood S Male 46 29/07/1978 Wakefield Homicide Roberts W Male 55 30/07/1978 Wakefield Homicide Haq Iqramul Rama Female 28 11/08/1978 Holloway Natural Causes Mc Intyre WM Female 23 17/08/1978 Holloway Other: Other/non-natural Kirk RS Male 33 29/08/1978 Long Lartin Self-inflicted Kilbride JM Male 61 30/08/1978 Manchester Natural Causes Slater T Male 61 05/09/1978 Brixton Natural Causes Frawley A Male 25 17/09/1978 Maidstone Homicide Peake BWF Male 37 20/09/1978 IoW: Parkhurst Homicide Pockett DA Male 22 21/09/1978 Risley Natural Causes Anderson MJ Male 16 21/10/1978 Hindley Self-inflicted Donovan B Male 30 09/11/1978 Wormwood Scrubs Self-inflicted Twigger S Male 90 13/11/1978 IoW: Parkhurst Natural Causes Brennan J Male 57 20/11/1978 Appleton Thorn Natural Causes Brisley MG Male 43 26/11/1978 Brixton Self-inflicted Parker GJ Male 35 28/11/1978 Lincoln Natural Causes Firth JW Male 35 29/11/1978 Acklington Other: Other/non-natural Marshall AP Male 22 07/12/1978 Dartmoor Self-inflicted Russell D Male 49 15/12/1978 Leeds Natural Causes Young MP Female 59 18/12/1978 Styal Natural Causes Hood GR Male 21 21/12/1978 Stafford Natural Causes Bailey B Male 26 28/12/1978 Dartmoor Natural Causes Woodward JH Male 36 08/01/1979 Gartree Self-inflicted Ross TJ Male 22 13/01/1979 Wandsworth Self-inflicted Jeffries WE Male 64 15/01/1979 Wandsworth Natural Causes Clowes GW Male 64 18/01/1979 Manchester Natural Causes Hendricks AM Male 33 31/01/1979 Wormwood Scrubs Self-inflicted Williams AE Male 56 06/02/1979 Liverpool Natural Causes Wilson J Male 44 08/02/1979 Pentonville Natural Causes Bush F Male 61 15/02/1979 Wealstun Natural Causes Horton MP Male 29 18/02/1979 Brixton Natural Causes Moir D Male 65 20/02/1979 Risley Natural Causes Osbourne H Male 57 28/02/1979 Pentonville Natural Causes Ridehalgh S Male 17 07/03/1979 Wetherby Natural Causes Gunstone GL Male 26 08/03/1979 Wandsworth Natural Causes Bond JP Male 39 19/03/1979 Dartmoor Self-inflicted Knight GA Male 37 22/03/1979 Wandsworth Self-inflicted Hussey DJ Male 32 24/03/1979 Brixton Self-inflicted Moule J Male 45 28/03/1979 Pentonville Self-inflicted Dent RC Male 51 30/03/1979 Shrewsbury Natural Causes Laramy PJ Male 25 02/04/1979 Wandsworth Self-inflicted Singh RP Male 32 05/04/1979 Pentonville Natural Causes Smithen NL Male 27 13/04/1979 Lincoln Natural Causes Manns ES Male 51 15/04/1979 Wandsworth Natural Causes Clyma F Male 53 21/04/1979 Winchester Natural Causes Sweeney M Male 42 30/04/1979 Manchester Natural Causes Fawcett LT Male 43 01/05/1979 Lincoln Self-inflicted Eastwood JF Male 32 05/05/1979 Liverpool Other: Other/non-natural Walker FH Male 68 07/05/1979 Lincoln Natural Causes Kershaw B Male 45 12/05/1979 Leeds Natural Causes Soper R Male 31 12/05/1979 Brixton Natural Causes Lane JAV Male 43 13/05/1979 Bristol Self-inflicted De Sliva C Male 28 28/05/1979 Wandsworth Natural Causes Wright BR Male 25 28/05/1979 Manchester Natural Causes Mc Lean J Male 70 12/06/1979 Liverpool Natural Causes Harrazie S Male 33 18/06/1979 Cardiff Natural Causes Roberts RL Male 47 20/06/1979 Leicester Natural Causes Cobden FC Male 22 22/06/1979 Wormwood Scrubs Self-inflicted Lehair P Male 20 24/06/1979 Wormwood Scrubs Homicide Badger JD Male 17 08/07/1979 Hewell: Brockhill Self-inflicted Doyle J Male 43 23/07/1979 Drake Hall Natural Causes Bloxham PJ Male 33 25/07/1979 Brixton Self-inflicted Tomkin SMS Male 20 25/07/1979 Huntercombe Self-inflicted James C Male 43 10/08/1979 Lincoln Self-inflicted Jeynes JM Male 31 17/08/1979 Ashwell Natural Causes Williamson W Male 57 19/08/1979 Manchester Natural Causes Hopkins PJ Male 59 22/08/1979 Liverpool Natural Causes Brierley CJ Male 36 26/08/1979 Liverpool Self-inflicted Watson FL Male 41 31/08/1979 Manchester Natural Causes Moulton BP Male 55 03/09/1979 Risley Natural Causes Jennings RH Male 62 11/09/1979 Shrewsbury Self-inflicted Walker F Male 67 14/09/1979 Appleton Thorn Natural Causes Ramluckan MR Male 22 20/09/1979 Winchester Self-inflicted Clarkson T Male 27 25/09/1979 Wakefield Natural Causes Barber AR Male 37 27/09/1979 Nottingham Natural Causes Wheatley DK Male 32 28/09/1979 Brixton Self-inflicted Ramsey AW Male 18 05/10/1979 Liverpool Self-inflicted Lahiff JC Male 47 06/10/1979 Leeds Self-inflicted Clarke WJ Male 58 08/10/1979 IoW: Parkhurst Natural Causes Heels DD Male 34 09/10/1979 Pentonville Self-inflicted Malia PC Male 28 10/10/1979 Lincoln Natural Causes Kent A Male 36 20/10/1979 Brixton Natural Causes Eshiett J Male 26 24/10/1979 Brixton Self-inflicted Donaldson ED Male 21 27/10/1979 Stafford Natural Causes Merry K Male 16 02/11/1979 Latchmere House Natural Causes Tuitt JC Male 50 18/11/1979 Brixton Natural Causes Green KW Male 56 20/11/1979 Wakefield Natural Causes Geoghegan T Male 33 28/11/1979 Birmingham Natural Causes Dar A Male 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Manchester Natural Causes Stace AE Male 30 01/03/1980 Wandsworth Self-inflicted Smith MW Male 36 04/03/1980 Canterbury Self-inflicted Gallagher WT Male 49 20/03/1980 Manchester Natural Causes Logdon DB Male 33 20/03/1980 Brixton Self-inflicted Brown AB Male 20 30/03/1980 Ashford Self-inflicted Robinson JG Male 50 31/03/1980 IoW: Parkhurst Natural Causes Lees RR Male 49 13/04/1980 Exeter Natural Causes Evans L Male 45 18/04/1980 Risley Natural Causes Haywood B Male 41 19/04/1980 Leeds Natural Causes Underwood RJ Male 18 22/04/1980 Norwich Homicide Montague J Male 34 24/04/1980 Manchester Natural Causes Lally John Male 54 27/04/1980 Appleton Thorn Natural Causes Smith Anthony Male 29 29/04/1980 Wakefield Self-inflicted Whittaker DJ Male 20 14/05/1980 Buckley Hall Natural Causes Poole EJ Female 46 18/05/1980 Low Newton Natural Causes Hawker EW Male 56 06/06/1980 Gloucester Natural Causes Stringer AE Male 53 13/06/1980 Stafford Natural Causes Daniels S Male 55 13/06/1980 Brixton Natural Causes Hart AK Male 22 28/06/1980 Lewes Natural Causes Smith WS Male 24 30/06/1980 Lewes Natural Causes Penman A Male 29 30/06/1980 Pentonville Self-inflicted Herbert FG Male 41 02/07/1980 Brixton Natural Causes Anderson S Male 24 19/07/1980 Risley Self-inflicted Keating P Male 31 20/07/1980 Wakefield Self-inflicted Allen J Male 23 24/07/1980 Shrewsbury Self-inflicted Sherlock IJ Male 33 29/07/1980 Brixton Self-inflicted Packwitch L Male 40 01/08/1980 Leeds Natural Causes O'Brien EP Male 33 12/08/1980 IoW: Parkhurst Natural Causes Prosser BD Male 32 19/08/1980 Birmingham Homicide Beech WM Male 28 03/09/1980 Brixton Self-inflicted
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