Baby P mother and killer Tracey Connelly is told by her own daughters they want nothing to do with her this Christmas, claims report
Tracey Connelly, 40, was convicted in 2009 of causing or allowing her son’s death
Peter, who was known as Baby P, died on August 3, 2007 in North London
The murdering mother was released in July of this year following a ruling by the Parole Board
Her daughters have rejected her attempts to reunite before Christmas
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Baby P’s angry mother, Tracey Connelly’s children, were told by her two daughters that they want nothing to do with her this Christmas, a report claims.
Tracey Connelly, who was jailed in 2009 after the death of her 17-month-old son Peter, was released from prison in July and has since unsuccessfully tried to build bridges with her two adult daughters, according to The daily star.
However, the couple who were placed in foster care when she was imprisoned for the murder of their toddler brother have rejected her wishes to “spend Christmas as a family.”
Connelly, 40, has reportedly tried to call her daughters and has sent multiple letters since her release in hopes of reuniting this Christmas.
Killer, Tracey Connelly, (pictured) has reportedly tried to reconcile with her daughter following her Christmas release, but they want ‘nothing to do with her’
Peter (pictured), known publicly as Baby P, had suffered more than 50 injuries despite being on the risk register and received 60 visits from social workers, police officers and health professionals over eight months
That won’t happen because they rejected her advances, meaning the cruel woman will likely spend the family vacation alone.
A source said: ‘Tracey is a manipulative person and always had it in her mind that her children would forgive her.
The killer assumed that once she left prison she could convince her daughters that she had changed and become a better person, but they don’t want to get to know her.
The source added: “Tracey was looked after in prison. She was seen as a notorious criminal and she was taken care of because there were so many people who wanted to hurt her for what she did to that poor baby.”
However, without the shelter of prison, she must fend for herself and accept the consequences of her actions as no one wants to know her.
Connelly was released in July this year after the parole board ruled she was fit to appear in public again
The killer was released in July this year after the parole board ruled she was fit to appear in public again.
A spokesman for the probation commission had said in a statement: “Following the Secretary of State’s request for reconsideration, a judge ruled that the decision of independent members of the probation board to release was not irrational, as stated in the request for reconsideration, and the original decision is upheld.’
However, Connelly has encountered more trouble than expected after her return to public life and is “too scared” to leave her hostel after a group of angry confrontations with the locals who recognized her.
The source added: “She wanted a new identity but that didn’t happen and so she’s now looking for any links she can make.”
Peter, who was known to the public as Baby P, died on August 3, 2007 in North London at the hands of his mother, her lover Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen.
Baby P, was tortured to death in 2007 by Connelly’s lover Steven Barker (left) and his brother Jason Owen (right) at their home in Tottenham, North London
He suffered more than 50 injuries, including a broken spine and eight broken ribs, despite being on the risk register and receiving 60 visits from social workers, police and health workers in the last eight months of his life.
Peter and three other children were sharing the four-bedroom house with their mother, her boyfriend, and his brother when he died.
Connelly’s successful bid for parole was her fourth since being recalled to prison in 2015. She lost her previous appeal in 2019.