The 31-year-old double murderer's online presence

Devonte Campbell, a double muredrer serving 35 years, has been posting drill rap videos on YouTube and Instagram, glorifying violence and boasting about his life behind bars,prompting calls for additional prison time.

According to the source, Campbell's videos, published under the profile Official KayKay 1017 and on Instagram, include drill music clips that glorify violence, featuring lyrics about stabbing rivals and images of guns, bloodied knives, and fast cars.

One video even shows Campbell making a gun gesture.. The content has sparked outrage from law enforcement officials, who call for additional prison time and highlight a systemic failure in prison discipline.

A systemic failure in prison discipline?

Retired Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley described the posts as outrageous and a clear breach of the law, noting that discipline in the prison system has colllapsed.

The Prison Service is reportedly working with YouTube and Instagram to remove footage taken inside prison, but cannot take down AI-generated videos.

Campbell's YouTube account has 600 followers, raising concerns that he may profit from his crimes through fan funding.

What auditors flagged in the latest incidents

The latest incidents have prompted calls for stricter monitoring of prisoners' online activity.

Bleksley added that other criminals will see this and act accordingly, and the idea of profiting from crimes is of real concern.

The Prison Service has not commented on specific measures , but the case has renewed debate about prison security and the influence of gang culture behind bars.

Who is the unnamed buyer of Campbell's online content?

Campbell's social media presence continues to raise questions about how such content evades detection and what steps can be taken to prevent inmates from glorifying violence online.