Britain's worst rapist Reynhard Sinaga has been moved to a notorious prison dubbed “Monster Mansion” - home to some of the UK's most dangerous criminals, it has been reported.
The 36-year-old was jailed in January for 136 rapes and 23 other sex offences that were carried out over two-and-a-half years.
The Indonesian University of Manchester student would ply his male victims with drug-laced alcohol before launching his attacks.
He had been at Strangeways jail since his conviction but has now been taken to West Yorkshire’s Wakefield jail.
A source told The Sun : “Sinaga had been smirking around Strangeways and seemed to be getting comfortable.
"Now he’ll have to fend for himself among some of Britain’s most notorious criminals.”
According to reports, Sinaga's mum Normawati had revealed she had visited her son in jail and was told by him that he could “look after himself” and that “nobody had beaten him up”.
Police believe that Sinaga may have assaulted at least 195 men
He managed to lure victims back to his flat by posing as a good samaritan while young men were worse for wear from alcohol after being separated from friends or on their way home.
He was only caught when his last victim, a teenager, woke up while Sinaga was trying to rape him.
The student rugby player managed to push Sinaga off him and punched him in order to escape.
Mirror Online has contacted the Ministry of Justice for comment.
