Teenage murderer who tortured pensioner given new identity
The teenage accomplice of a woman jailed for life for murdering and torturing a pensioner has now been given a new identity and is living in hiding.
Lisa Healey was just 15 when she and her friend Sarah Davey brutally attacked pensioner Lily Lilley, 71, at her home in Failsworth, Manchester.
The pair were invited for a cup of tea by Ms Lilley before taunting her, spraying her with shampoo and cutting off her legs with a knife.
The evil duo then murdered her and dumped her body in a bin before throwing it into a river.
The criminal, Sarah, has just been released from prison.
Meanwhile, her accomplice, Lisa, now in her 40s, has been given a new identity after 10 years in prison and is in hiding at a heavy cost to taxpayers.
People who live near her have no idea of her criminal past.
Askham Grange, where she lives, is an open prison that allows prisoners to enjoy semi-liberty to try to reintegrate into societ at the end of their sentence.
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