BABY P’s evil mum has had yet another freedom bid rejected after a parole board raised concerns about her slippery behaviour.
In a report published earlier today, official’s sited Tracey Connelley’s “chronic and highly sophisticated capacity to deceive and mislead professionals”.
The board added the 38-year-old – convicted of causing or allowing the death of her 17-month-old son Peter at their home in Tottenham, north London in 2007 – had only recently learned how to be more “honest and open”.
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They added her legal team’s plan for release was “largely undeveloped”.
The monster mum had previously been let out on license in 2013, but failed to comply with the board’s plea for her to “keep a low profile”.
She had dyed her hair pink within a few weeks of being freed.
After attracting media attention when she visited a local salon for a set of false nails, she was warned to behave appropriately for a second time.
But two weeks later, Connelley – who had been dubbed by psychiatrists as a serial attention seeker – had her tongue pierced “on impulse”.
A psychological evaluation found she had “a tendency to indulge in attention-seeking behaviour which was closely associated with a strong sense of entitlement”.
Her latest rejection came after a bid to be free by Christmas was turned down.
The Parole Board considered her case for a third time in November last year, following previous reviews in 2015 and 2017, and refused to either release her or move her to an open prison.
Following the rejection she is said to have trashed her cell in a mammoth tantrum.
Tracey Connelly was given an indefinite sentence after she admitted allowing her then-boyfriend Steven Barker and his brother, Jason Owen, to torture and kill her 17-month-old son Peter.
He was found with a broken back, shattered ribs, missing fingernails and mutilated fingers.
Shockingly, little Peter was known to social workers who somehow missed the horrific injuries.
Officials concluded Peter’s death could have been avoided should people involved in the tragic case not missed various warning signs.
It is not yet known when Connelly will next be eligible for a review of her case.
