Albanian triple murderer died in custody after cutting his own throat in bid to avoid being deported
The killer’s cell was covered in faeces and urine

A TRIPLE killer cut his own throat and died in custody after carrying out a “dirty protest” to avoid being sent back to his home country.
Notorious Belmarsh inmate Ndricim Sadushi, 43, died after slicing open his own neck in January 2014.
The Albanian had been on the run for 15 years after being convicted of three murders and one attempted murder in his home country in 1997.
He was arrested in London in 2012.
The jury at Southwark Coroner's Court found that killer Sadushi did not intent to kill himself – despite cutting his own throat.
The inquest heard his cell was covered in faeces and urine and a jury found its condition may have contributed to his death around 7am on January 20, 2014.
Sadushi – who had a history of self-harm and depression and was mute - was taken to A&E the day before his death after staff at Belmarsh found him bleeding in his cell.
Prison staff found him at around 5.15am the following morning not breathing in his cell and gave him CPR.
The medical cause of death was given as cardio-respiratory arrest, anaemia, partial airway obstruction and blood loss from multiple stab wounds.
It was the fourth time he had needed medical treatment for cutting himself and reopening old wounds.
Repeated blood loss can lead to a low level of oxygen in the blood and affect the organs, in particular the brain, the court heard.
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The court had already heard from the nurses that treated Sadushi.
The inquest heard that they thought Sadushi was conscious when they checked on him the morning of his death as they could hear him snoring and that they turned Mr Sadushi over to make him more comfortable.
When asked by Senior Coroner Andrew Harris why he didn't try to wake him up, nurse Aubrey Amar-Ojok said: "Mr Sadushi can become very agitated if woken up and because I couldn't see any signs of distress I didn't want to.
"I did of course want to check that he was alive and conscious."
The jury concluded: "The deliberate acts of multiple self-inflicted incised wounds had the unintended consequence of unexpectedly leading to death.
"The acts of self-harm took place to avoid and/or delay extradition proceedings."
He was arrested in north London in April, 2012, and was remanded in custody pending the outcome of his extradition hearing.
Courts were considering an extradition application for Mr Sadushi to face charges in Albania at the time of his death.
Mr Sadushi had applied for asylum in the UK, which was refused before he died.
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