Identifying the “most feared” prisoner in the world is subjective and can vary depending on individual perspectives, media coverage, and the notoriety of specific criminals. There have been several individuals throughout history who have gained significant notoriety and instilled fear due to their crimes, actions, or associations.

Here are a few examples…

1. Charles Manson –  Was an American cult leader and convicted murderer who orchestrated a series of gruesome murders in the late 1960s. Despite not directly committing the murders himself, Manson’s influence over his followers and the brutality of the crimes earned him a reputation as one of the most notorious criminals in history.
2. Ted Bundy – Was an American serial killer who confessed to the murders of at least 30 young women across several states in the 1970s. Bundy’s intelligence, charm, and ability to blend in with society made him a particularly terrifying figure, as he preyed on unsuspecting victims.
3. Anders Behring Breivik – A Norwegian far-right extremist who carried out the 2011 Norway attacks, which resulted in the deaths of 77 people, mostly teenagers. Breivik’s meticulously planned and politically motivated attacks shocked the world and earned him widespread condemnation and fear.
4. Richard Ramirez – Also known as the “Night Stalker,” was an American serial killer and rapist who terrorized California in the mid-1980s. Ramirez’s brutal crimes, which included home invasions, sexual assaults, and murders, instilled fear in the community and led to a massive manhunt to capture him.
5. Joachim Kroll –  Also known as the “Ruhr Cannibal” and the “Duisburg Man-Eater,” was a German serial killer who murdered and cannibalized at least 14 people, mostly young girls, between 1955 and 1976. Kroll’s gruesome crimes horrified the public and earned him the reputation of being one of Germany’s most feared criminals.

These are just a few examples of individuals who have been widely regarded as some of the most feared prisoners in the world due to the nature of their crimes and their impact on society.