Where are Fred and Rose West now? Subjects of Netflix's British Horror Story
Their crimes are dissected in a new Netflix documentary.

Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story tells the chilling true story of two married serial killers who abused and murdered women and girls, including their own children, between 1967 and 1987.
The documentary series, which is available to watch now on Netflix, features interviews from family members of the victims and those who worked closely on the case, including lawyers and journalists.
The three-part series also offers exclusive access to previously unseen police video and audio recordings, shining new light on the notorious murders of more than a dozen women.
Wondering how many people they murdered and where they are now? Read on to learn more about the case of Fred and Rose West and details of their current whereabouts.
How many people did Fred West and Rose West murder? Crimes explained

In 1994, police visited the home of Fred and Rose West, 25 Cromwell Street, after hearing a tip from social services in which the West children had said if they misbehaved, they would end up under the patio like their sister, Heather – who had been missing for eight years.
But what unearthed was an investigation they had never expected.
When questioned by the police, Fred West confessed to the murders of 12 women, the earliest being Anne McFall, a nanny he had employed in 1967 when he was married to Catherine 'Rena' Costello to care for their child Charmaine.
Upon his arrest, Fred insisted that Rose had nothing to do with the crimes, but it soon became clear that Rose was involved.
The remains of nine women were found buried at 25 Cromwell Street, including Heather and Charmaine West, as well as Alison Chambers, Thérèse Siegenthaler, Shirley Hubbard, Lucy Partington, Juanita Mott, Lynda Gough and Carole Ann Cooper.
It was found that at least eight of the murders involved the mutilation of the victims, with their bodies often dismembered and buried in the cellar or garden of the West's home.
Detective constable Russ Williams spoke exclusively to RadioTimes.com, explaining further of what Fred and Rose West were capable of: "Fred and Rose were comfortable in disposing of the bodies where they lived. The bottom line is, that is what we were working with, that was their profile.
"That's where they were disposing of the body. That's where they would bring the children back to. That's where they would imprison them, tie them up, torture them, use them, eventually kill them and dismember and bury them. It was all within the areas where they lived."
What happened to Fred and Rose West’s house at 25 Cromwell Street?
In October 1996, two years after Fred and Rose West were arrested, 25 Cromwell Street - the home where Fred and Rose committed the majority of their murders - was demolished, with Gloucester City Council making the decision to prevent it becoming a tourist attraction.
As can be seen on Google Maps, the area is now an alleyway.
Where are Fred and Rose West now - are they still alive?
Ahead of their trial, Fred West died by suicide, but his wife is still alive.
Rose was found guilty and was convicted of 10 murders in 1995.
She is currently serving her life sentence at HM Prison New Hall – where she continues to maintain her innocence.
The Times reported back in 2011 that Rose spends her time listening to music, teaching cross-stitching to fellow prisoners and playing board games.
She has been transferred to several different prisons, and was moved at one point after a plot to murder her was uncovered.
Fred and Rose West: A British Horror Story is available to watch on Netflix now. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.
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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.