Twisted pal of Britain’s worst female paedo Vanessa George to be freed from prison next month
for their part in a paedo ring behind the abuse of at least 30 children at Little Ted's nursery in Plymouth.And now co-accused Allen, who was given an indeterminate sentence in December 2009, will be free in February.
They said: "After considering the circumstances of her offending, the progress made while in custody and the evidence presented at the hearing and in the dossier, the panel was satisfied that Ms Allen was suitable for release once her designated accommodation became available.
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