Ignoring the pejorative tone of the article below it does go some way to disproving the lie that Luke’s father had disowned him.
‘MONSTER Luke Mitchell threw a 25-minute tantrum behind bars because prison officers wouldn't let him speak to his mum.
The boy killer of Jodi Jones cracked and started whining after he was refused a phone call home. A source said: 'He was shouting, bawling and greeting.'
Officers at Polmont Young Offenders Institution grabbed Mitchell and forced him back into his cell.
His mother and father rushed to visit him yesterday as he struggled to adapt to life as a convict. Mitchell showed no emotion on Friday as he was found guilty of strangling and butchering girlfriend Jodi when they were both only 14.
But the killer's coolness deserted him on his first night in Polmont.
New inmates are only allowed to use designated phone numbers for calls to their families.
But after staff got no reply from Mitchell's mother's land line, he demanded that they call her mobile - a number which wasn't on their list.
The officers refused and Mitchell threw a fit.
The Record's source said: 'He was shouting and bawling and refusing to go back in his cell, all the time greetin' about how he wanted to speak to his mammy.
'Officers were reluctant to lay hands on him and there was a bit of a stand-off.
'Mitchell was also refusing to wear the clothes he had been given because he was handed a white T-shirt.
'He said: 'I've never worn a f***ing white T-shirt in my life.' 'After he had kicked off for 25 minutes, the staff got fed up of his whingeing and realised they would have to bring him under control.
'They grabbed him and put him back in his cell.
'Mitchell will have to learn he is locked up now, and isn't the one in control any more.
'No one cares what he wants.' Mitchell threw his tantrum at 7.15 on Saturday evening, hours after arriving at his new home. He spent Friday night at Saughton jail in Edinburgh before being moved.
Yesterday, his mother and father drove to Polmont to comfort him - with a mystery girl friend of Mitchell in tow.
Corinne Mitchell, accused in court of lying for her son to give him an alibi, emerged from her home in Dalkeith, Midlothian, in skin-tight jeans, knee-length boots and a black top which exposed her midriff.
With her was a teenage girl who looked like one of Mitchell's Goth pals.
She had long dyed black hair and a lip stud, and wore a striped brown blazer festooned with badges, a black T-shirt and baggy ripped jeans.
The pair got into Mrs Mitchell's J-reg BMW for the 50-minute drive to Polmont. They were joined there by Mitchell's dad, Philip, who made his own way from Livingston, West Lothian, in a white works van.
It was the first time Mitchell's parents had been seen together since the murder inquiry began in June2003.
The couple split in 1999 and divorced in 2002, and their relationship has remained frosty.
Mr and Mrs Mitchell and the girl wandered from the car park to the gates to register for the 1.30pm visit.
They were inside for an hour and 20minutes and emerged laughing and joking. But their mood changed when they spotted journalists outside.
Mr Mitchell followed and berated one photographer, then tried to use his van to stop his ex-wife being photographed as she left. As a matter of routine, Mitchell has been placed on suicide watch at Polmont. ‘
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