One of Britain's most notorious killers is now back on the streets, 25 years after she was jailed for torturing a grandmother to death.
Sarah Davey murdered 71-year-old Lily Lilley when she was just 14 after she and a pal beat her in her terraced home and dumped her body in a canal.
The duo befriended lonely Lily at her home in Failsworth, Greater Manchester, before the brutal attack unfolded when the helpless gran invited them in for a cup of tea.
The twisted duo taunted her, squirted her with shampoo and cut her legs with a knife. Her body was dumped in a wheelie bin before they pushed it through the streets and overturned it into a canal.
They had choked her with a gag tied so tightly that her false teeth were driven down her throat. A framed photo of her son as a baby was thrown into the bin. The pair then took over her house, making hundreds of calls from her phone and used her pension money to buy crisps and chocolate.
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Davey - now in her late 30s - was locked up indefinitely in 1999 for what the judge described as an "unspeakably wicked" murder. She was released from jail on March 23 after a decision by the Parole Board, the Daily Mail reports. He repeatedly breached her conditions, having been freed seven times before but kept getting recalled. Shocking photos have seen her decked out in make up and glam clothes while in jail.
She even enjoyed nights out and shopping trips. News of her release has sparked outrage. Tory MP Nigel Mills said: "It's disgraceful. This is a truly evil crime. It is appalling. This is not justice. She is laughing at justice."
A source said: "It's horrific. The poor victim died in the most distressing and humiliating way imaginable."
Parole Board documents said: "She has been released on licence on seven occasions since her first such release in March 2013. Each of those licences has been revoked and she has been recalled to prison."