Rose West 'increasingly frail' at West Yorkshire prison where she's held

Yahoo

2 days ago

IT has been revealed that serial killer Rose West spends her days in isolation at the West Yorkshire prison where she is an inmate.
National newspapers report that West, who has spent the last 30 years behind bars for her depraved crimes, has become increasingly frail.
She is currently at HMP New Hall in Wakefield.
Rose, along with her husband Fred West tortured, raped and murdered an unknown number of women between 1967 and 1987, most at their home in Cromwell Street, Gloucester, which became known as the 'House of Horrors', with nine sets of bones found under the patio and cellar of the house.
Fred West, a builder, killed himself in prison while awaiting trial on 12 murder charges, while mother-of-eight Rose was convicted in 1995 of murdering 10 young girls and women.
The Sun reports that she spends her days alone in her cell, knitting and watching nature documentaries.
Fellow inmates do not talk to her, it's reported, and the serial killer is said to have resigned herself to dying in prison despite having maintained her innocence.
She is understood to be living in a disabled room because she now struggles to walk.
The couple's heinous crimes have been thrown back into the spotlight amid the release of a new Netflix documentary Fred and Rose West: A British Horror Story.
'Recently discovered police interview tapes with Fred offer firsthand insight into the crimes of this notorious serial-killing couple,' the synopsis says.