Monster mothers Tracey Connelly and Vanessa George show no remorse in letters from jail which reveal they have their minds set on freedom.
Connelly watched porn movies in a drunken haze as her 17-month-old son Peter was tortured to death in 2007 by her lover Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen.
The defenceless tot, known as Baby P, suffered more than 50 injuries including a broken back and fractured ribs in Haringey, North London.
Connelly (left) watched porn movies in a drunken haze as her 17-month-old son Peter was tortured to death in 2007 by her lover Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen. Nursery worker George (right) sent pictures of her sexually abusing children under two to her lover Colin Blanchard with whom she exchanged thousands of messages online
Nursery worker George sent pictures of her sexually abusing children under two at the Little Ted nursery in Plymouth to her lover Colin Blanchard, with whom she exchanged thousands of messages online.
Barker was refused parole last August and Blanchard is not eligible for parole until at least 2020.
The defenceless tot, known as Baby P, suffered more than 50 injuries including a broken back and fractured ribs in Haringey, North London
Justice secretary David Gauke revealed on Friday that the Government will not challenge the decision to release black cab rapist John Worboys.
He is thought to be Britain’s worst sex offender after being accused of raping more than 100 women in his taxi.
Now both women, who try to pass blame for their horrific crimes, are hoping to win parole like Worboys, who could be released within weeks after serving less than 10 years behind bars.
Connelly, 35, was jailed for a minimum of five years in 2009 then freed on license in 2013.
But she was recalled to HMP Styal in Cheshire 18 months later for selling indecent images of herself to perverts obsessed with her notoriety.
However, she is now preparing for a third try for freedom after the Parole Board ruled she was still a risk to public safety in 2015.
In astonishing letters written from jail, she dismisses her involvement in her son’s death and speaks about her friendship with mass murderer Rose West.
She says West, who killed at least 10 girls with husband Fred and buried them in their ‘House of Horrors’, has been helping her to lose weight.
Connelly also reveals that she thinks she is innocent, even though she hid Barker and Owen’s torture of her son from social workers.
The convict also discusses baking a cake to celebrate her impending divorce.
George, 45, who was jailed in 2009 for a minimum of seven years, is hoping to move to an open jail which allows prisoners more freedom.
Her first attempt to get parole was refused and she remains at high-security Bronzefield women’s prison in Ashford, Surrey.
In a letter, the mum-of-two complained that she can never see her own daughters again and criticised a documentary about her crimes as being ‘one-sided’.
She also brags about having a ‘privileged job’ in the prison laundry room and chats about her divorce from Andrew George, her husband of 19 years.