Connelly was jailed in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of her 17-month-old son, Peter, who suffered more than 50 injuries, including broken ribs and a broken back. The 40-year-old was released on license in 2013 but was recalled to prison just two years later for breaching her parole conditions. The Parole Board approved her release and rejected an appeal against Justice Secretary Dominic Raab’s decision. Image: Floral tributes, photographs and toys were placed at Baby P’s memorial at Islington Crematorium on 2 December 2008 Mr Raab said in a statement: “Tracy Connelly’s cruelty was pure evil, which is why I strongly opposed her release. “The decision to let her go demonstrates why the Parole Board needs a radical overhaul, including a ministerial block, to protect the public and get dangerous offenders off our streets.” Connelly will be subject to 20 license conditions, including the use of an electronic label and an obligation to disclose all her relationships. Use Chrome browser for more accessible video player 0:49 The mother of toddler Peter Connelly – known as Baby P – can be released from prison, the Parole Board has ruled. Her use of the internet and a phone will be monitored and she has been told she cannot go to certain places to “avoid contact with victims and protect children”. Read more: Baby P: Tracey Connelly to be released after government challenge ‘We don’t want another Baby P on our hands’ thrown out In March, the parole board decided Connelly was eligible for parole – having rejected three previous bids in 2015, 2017 and 2019. The parole board heard he is now considered to be a “low risk of re-offending” and that probation officers and prison officers supported the plan. A Parole Board spokesman said in a statement: “Following a review application by the Secretary of State, a judge found that the decision made by the independent members of the Parole Board to release was not unreasonable, as stated in the review application and the original decision is ratified”. Her boyfriend, Steven Barker, and his brother, Jason Owen, were also jailed after being convicted in connection with Peter’s death.

title: “Baby P S Mother Tracey Connelly Has Been Released From Prison Uk News " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-21” author: “Guy Eubank”

Connelly was jailed in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of her 17-month-old son, Peter, who suffered more than 50 injuries, including broken ribs and a broken back. The 40-year-old was released on license in 2013 but was recalled to prison just two years later for breaching her parole conditions. The Parole Board approved her release and rejected an appeal against Justice Secretary Dominic Raab’s decision. Image: Floral tributes, photographs and toys were placed at Baby P’s memorial at Islington Crematorium on 2 December 2008 Mr Raab said in a statement: “Tracy Connelly’s cruelty was pure evil, which is why I strongly opposed her release. “The decision to let her go demonstrates why the Parole Board needs a radical overhaul, including a ministerial block, to protect the public and get dangerous offenders off our streets.” Connelly will be subject to 20 license conditions, including the use of an electronic label and an obligation to disclose all her relationships. Use Chrome browser for more accessible video player 0:49 The mother of toddler Peter Connelly – known as Baby P – can be released from prison, the Parole Board has ruled. Her use of the internet and a phone will be monitored and she has been told she cannot go to certain places to “avoid contact with victims and protect children”. Read more: Baby P: Tracey Connelly to be released after government challenge ‘We don’t want another Baby P on our hands’ thrown out In March, the parole board decided Connelly was eligible for parole – having rejected three previous bids in 2015, 2017 and 2019. The parole board heard he is now considered to be a “low risk of re-offending” and that probation officers and prison officers supported the plan. A Parole Board spokesman said in a statement: “Following a review application by the Secretary of State, a judge found that the decision made by the independent members of the Parole Board to release was not unreasonable, as stated in the review application and the original decision is ratified”. Her boyfriend, Steven Barker, and his brother, Jason Owen, were also jailed after being convicted in connection with Peter’s death.