'Da Vinci' rapist moved to maximum security prison after breaking his home visit conditions
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A convicted sex predator, dubbed the 'Da Vinci rapist', has been moved to a maximum security prison after he broke rules during a home leave visit.
Robert Greens, 39, was in Castle Huntly open jail and having days out of the prison as he awaited to be released, the Daily Record reports.
But Greens has now seriously jeopardised his prospects of freedom after he visited a town where he is banned.
It’s the second time Greens has been busted for breaching release conditions.
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He was driven out of prison in a Mercedes in 2012 after serving almost seven years for raping a Dutch student.
But months later, Greens was back inside because he broke his parole terms by visiting the home town of his former wife.
It’s understood that’s also why he was busted this time.
Greens has now been moved from the open prison, near Dundee, to maximum security Edinburgh jail.
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A prison source said: “He’s a silly man. He’s done over 10 years but keeps getting time added on for breaking conditions.
“He was in Castle Huntly and was getting home leave and supervised visits. But on at least one occasion, he’s been found in an area he is not allowed to enter.
“He was due a parole hearing this year but this could now be in doubt as he can’t be trusted to do as he’s told.
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“It would appear he has again tried to enter the town he is banned from. Because he’s so well-known, it would be difficult for him to do so under the radar and he keeps getting caught.”
Greens, 39, was labelled the Da Vinci rapist after he attacked the student near Rosslyn Chapel in Midlothian – a location in Dan Brown’s bestseller The Da Vinci Code.
The victim, 19, suffered horrific injuries. Greens blamed his twin brother for the attack.
The Scottish Prison Service said: “We don’t discuss individual prisoners.”