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Rose And Fred West Child Abuse

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Rose and Fred West were a married couple that during their time together killed two daughters and at least nine other women. They sexually abused and tortured the women they brought to their home before killing them. They also sexually abused their children. One of the living daughters remembered her first sexual experience with her father when she was just eight years old. Her mother helped hold her down and penetrated her first with a dildo before her father penetrated her. Sick perverse acts continued until she left the home when she was a teenager. Rose West’s problems started through physical deviancy. While her mother was pregnant, she was give shock treatment for her severe depression. This caused Rose to be slower than others and cause her to have her own mental illness. The family was very dysfunctional. She was beaten by her mother and sexually abused by her father. Therefore, she was looking for a way to escape. She then met Fred West. Fred grew up with his own set of problems. He had a sexual relationship with his sister. As a teenager he had two brain injuries which further created deviant behavior. …show more content…

A neighborhood child told a police officer that the children of the couple were being abused. When the children were being interviewed the children mentioned their sister Heather, which could not be found. Rose and Fred made up stories about Heather running away, yet they never reported her missing. The children mentioned that if they weren’t good they would end up like Heather under the patio. The authorities decided to start looking for Heather in the backyard. That’s when they ended up finding not only Heather’s body, but that of eight other

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