Larry Nassar, the pedophile rapist and former doctor of the US women’s Olympic gymnastics team, has been punished horribly in prison.

Another inmate attacked him and stabbed him multiple times – the second assault against him since he was incarcerated to serve hundreds of years for his pedophilic crimes.

The scandal that revealed Nassar was routinely raping, molesting, and sexually assaulting team members, erupted in 2016. Among the pedophile’s victims were US Olympic gold medalists Aly Raisman, Simone Biles, and McKayla Maroney.

Nassar, who worked at USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University, was convicted in 2018 on multiple charges of sexual assault, child pornography possession, and pedophilia. He got sentenced to a de facto life without parole.

More than 100 women claimed a combined total of $1 billion in compensation from the US government because of the FBI failing to stop the pedophile sex offender.

The former Olympic team doctor first suffered an inmate attack just hours after he was jailed in a prison in Tucson, Arizona.

This second inmate attack against Nassar, however, seems to have been far more serious and he barely remained alive, The Daily Mail reports.

On July 9, the pedophile former Team USA doctor was stabbed ten times by another inmate in the Florida prison where he was moved after the Tucson attack. His life was saved only thanks to emergency aid performed on him by the staff, the report informs.

59-year-old Nassar was attacked in his cell by a man called Shane McMillan, 49, a violent criminal who used a self-made weapon.

The latter said he tried to killed the disgraced Olympic doctor after Nassar made “lewd comments” of wishing young girls would play in women’s matches of the Wimbledon tennis tournament.

The pedophile was stabbed several times in his chest, neck, and back. Four other inmates intervened to stop McMillan.

According to the local prison guard union head, Nassar was “lucky” to remain alive after the horrifying stabbing assault.