Serial killer Rose West, who has spent the last 30 years behind bars for her depraved crimes, has reportedly offered chilling advice to a fellow inmate, according to sources. West, now known as Jennifer Jones, is serving a life sentence at HMP New Hall in West Yorkshire for the torture and murder of at least 10 women and girls, including her daughter Heather West and stepdaughter Charmaine West.
The 70-year-old, who is increasingly frail and struggles to walk, spends most of her days alone in her cell knitting and watching nature documentaries. Fellow inmates shun her, and she has allegedly tried to befriend them with gifts, but her efforts have been continuously rejected. She also reportedly sits in communal areas just to annoy other prisoners, knowing they do not want to be around her.
Despite her isolation, West receives letters from twisted fans and admirers. She has resigned herself to dying in prison, though she maintains her innocence. Prison guards describe her as 'abusive' when things do not go her way.
The case has returned to the limelight following a Netflix true crime docu-series re-examining the murders committed by West and her husband Fred between 1967 and 1987. The couple killed at least 12 young women in Gloucester, including two of their own daughters, before Fred died by suicide and Rose was sentenced to life in 1995.
