FERGIE’S murdering former dresser has been granted parole from prison — sparking fury from her victim’s family.
Jane Andrews, 52, was jailed for life in 2001 after killing Tom Cressman, 39, with a cricket bat and knife when he refused to marry her.
Andrews went on the run for four days and Duchess of York Fergie left voicemail messages for her pleading with her to hand herself in to the police.
She was freed on licence in 2015 but recalled last July over claims she had harassed her married lover.
Police investigated but took no further action and a Parole Board has now ruled Andrews can be released from New Hall Prison in Flockton, West Yorks, after hearing from a psychologist and her case officer.
She must reveal details of future romances after the panel identified “risk factors” over her relationships with men.
Tycoon Tom’s brother Rick, 66, who with sister Cathy read letters to the board arguing she should remain in jail, said: “Releasing her again beggars belief. Any man who gets into a relationship with her will be at serious risk.
“She clearly can’t cope with rejection.”
