By Chris Greenwood, Nick Fagge and Nick Enoch PUBLISHED: 14:11 EST, 29 June 2012 | UPDATED: 18:12 EST, 29 June 2012 Murder convict John Massey, who escaped from Pentonville Prison on Wednesday, was arrested today in Faversham, Kent One of Britain’s longest serving murderers, who escaped from Pentonville prison in north London two days ago, has been arrested in Kent, police said. John Massey, 64, was captured at an address in Faversham this afternoon following an 'intelligence-led operation', according to the Metropolitan Police. Massey, who had broken out of jail twice before, accomplished his most dramatic escape using a makeshift rope to scale the walls of the Victorian-built prison.
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John Massey, 64, has escaped from custody THREE times
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He was jailed for 20 years in 1975 - but went on the run in 1994
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Massey was released but jailed again after breaking terms of his release to visit his dying father
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He fled Pentonville Prison on Wednesday evening
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Massey shot bouncer Charlie Higgins dead outside a pub in Hackney, east London, in 1975 in a 'drunken moment of madness'
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