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Fred And Rose West Biography
Well, Fred and Rose West were no ordinary married couple with no ordinary family life. Unfortunately, murder and rape was a normal thing for these two. The West were one of the most notorious serial killer couples in British history. In the beginning of Fred's doings, Rose was not yet involved, but that never stopped him from committing cruel crimes. Fred was a one man rapist and killer; Rose only helped being a partner in crime, literally. The life of Fred and Rose West is a story of one of the most deadly mix couples.
Frederick West was born September 29, 1941 in a village in England. Growing up Fred was known as any ordinary little boy, but even at a young age not everyone was a fan of him. A neighbor at the time described him as “a bit
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