TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — An inmate serving a life sentence for killing four people in western Ohio nearly 14 years ago has been accused of strangling a fellow inmate at a Toledo prison.
A grand jury on Monday indicted Lawrence Michael Hensley in the death of an inmate who was found in a cell last fall.
Authorities say Bradley Hamlin of Mantua (MAN'-uh-way) died two days later.
Hensley was sentenced to life in prison in 2000 after admitting to killing three teenage girls and a Bible studies teacher in Shelby County, north of Dayton.
The county prosecutor tells The Blade newspaper (http://bit.ly/XbxlVi ) in Toledo that it was one of the worst murders officials had ever seen.
Hensley was arrested after a standoff with police at a gas station where he had three hostages.
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