Jessica Camilleri: Killer who beheaded her own mum learns her fate over another sickening attack on two female prison guards
Notorious matricide Jessica Camilleri has been jailed after again admitting to attacking prison guards.
Camilleri is serving a 16.5-year prison sentence for the brutal murder of her mother at their western Sydney home in 2019.
She was found guilty of manslaughter over the shocking attack, in which she stabbed her mother Rita at least 100 times, slashed her face and beheaded her.
But since his incarceration, Camilleri has been charged again with assaulting prison staff.
Notorious matricide Jessica Camilleri has been jailed after once again admitting to attacking prison guards
She was found guilty of manslaughter over the shocking attack, in which she stabbed her mother Rita (pictured) at least 100 times, slashed her face and decapitated her.
Last year she pleaded guilty to two charges: assault on a police officer and causing actual bodily harm.
She was sentenced to 22 months in prison for attacking two guards at Silverwater Correctional Center and was effectively given an extra year to her non-parole, meaning she was first eligible for release in July 2032.
In a video played in court, Camilleri was seen pulling a handful of hair from the scalp of one of the guards.
Camilleri is serving a 16.5-year prison sentence for the brutal murder of her mother at their western Sydney home in 2019
Camilleri was back in court on Thursday after pleading guilty to a similar attack on two female guards at Dillwynia Correctional Centre in March last year.
She pleaded guilty to two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer.
Judge Michael Allen sentenced Camilleri at Penrith District Court on Thursday to 12 months in prison, with nine months suspended.
She received a 25 percent reduction in her sentence for pleading guilty early.
Camilleri is now eligible for release on December 4, 2032.