In a shocking development, convicted child killer Constance Marten has been officially prohibited from communicating with her lover while serving her prison sentence. The decision has reignited public fury over their disturbing relationship, which played a central role in her horrific crimes.
Authorities confirmed that Marten, currently incarcerated at HMP Bronzefield, will no longer be permitted any form of contact with her partner. This drastic measure comes after prison officials raised concerns about the nature of their correspondence.
A Twisted Love Story
The couple's relationship has long been scrutinised by investigators and psychologists alike. Their toxic dynamic allegedly contributed to the circumstances leading to Marten's conviction for the brutal killing of a young child.
"This isn't just about punishing Marten," explained a prison service insider. "It's about preventing any potential manipulation or coordination that could occur through their communication."
Public Outrage Continues
The ban has sparked mixed reactions from victims' rights groups. While some welcome the restriction as a necessary precaution, others argue it should have been implemented sooner.
"This couple should never have been allowed to communicate in the first place," said Sarah Wilkinson of Justice for Victims UK. "Their relationship represents everything that went wrong in this case."
Legal experts suggest the prohibition could face challenges under human rights legislation, though most agree the prison has strong grounds for the restriction given the nature of Marten's offences.
