Baby killer Beverley Allitt has been left a £10,000 trust fund inheritance
Baby killer Beverley Allitt has been left a £10,000 trust fund inheritance. The nurse, 54, became known as the Angel of Death after her killing spree on ward four of Grantham Hospital, in Lincolnshire, shocked the nation.
He bequeathed a £300,000 estate to his family when he died of a heart attack at home in Corby Glen, near Grantham. But he made special provisions for a £10,000 trust fund for his killer daughter. It is unclear if Allitt – currently held in Rampton Secure Hospital, in Nottinghamshire – will have access to the cash while she is detained.
Mr Allitt, whose wife Lilian died in 2019, said: “We believe Beverley is innocent because we do not think she had it in her to do the things they say she did. She has always looked after babies in the village and lots of parents have trusted her with their children. They thought she was marvellous.”
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