Baby killer Beverley Allitt has been left a £10,000 trust fund inheritance. The nurse, 54, became known as the Angel of Death after her killing spree on ward four of Grantham Hospital, in Lincolnshire, shocked the nation.
The Mirror reveals that Allitt, who is eligible for parole after serving 30 years for killing four children under her care in 1991, could access the cash if she is freed. Allitt murdered seven-week-old Liam Taylor, 11-year-old Timothy Hardwick, two-month-old Becky Phillips and 15-month-old Claire Peck and was also convicted of nine counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
However, her family seemingly refused to believe she was guilty and stood by her as she served 13 life sentences. Documents show that Allitt’s father Richard, 78, set up a £10,000 trust fund before he died three months ago.
