Baby P’s killer mum ‘to spend Christmas alone after furious daughters refuse monster’s invitation for festive reunion’
BABY P's evil mum Tracey Connelly will spend Christmas alone after being snubbed by her daughters, reports claim.
The monster, 40, was recalled to jail in 2015 for selling nude pictures of herself online but freed in July this year.
Since then, she has reportedly been trying to "build bridges" with her two daughters, who were taken into foster care following their brother's brutal death.
But the pair have refused her invitation to “spend Christmas as a family” despite Connelly's repeated pleas, the reports.
A source said: “Tracey is a manipulative person and always had it in her head her children would forgive her.
“She thought she could get out of prison and talk them around and convince them that she is a changed person, but they don’t want to know.
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“Tracey was looked after in prison. She was seen as a notorious criminal and looked after, because there were so many people that wanted to do her harm for what she did to that poor baby.
“But now she is out fending for herself, and no one wants to know.”
Connelly has served just 11 years in total for her horrific crimes - four years for Peter's death and seven years for selling the X-rated snaps.
The decision to release her came despite Justice Secretary Dominic Raab saying her evil crimes were so "harrowing" the Parole Board should look again at their decision.
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Connelly previously lost bids for release in 2015, 2017 and 2019.
The monster mum was jailed for at least five years in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of 17-month-old Peter.
His brutal killing in 2007 shocked the nation after it emerged there were 60 missed opportunities to save him.
Little Peter suffered more than 50 injuries during an eight-month campaign of cruelty in Haringey, North London.
Connelly's partner, Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen were also jailed over his death.
The vile mum was released in 2013 and put on a lifelong licence that meant she could be recalled to prison at any time.
