Baby P’s gran reveals her dying wish is for her evil daughter to stay in prison

BABY P’s gran last night revealed her dying wish was to see her evil daughter stay in prison.

Cancer sufferer Mary O’Connor, 72, blasted: “She needs to be in jail for life, she shouldn’t be out.”

Mary hit out after learning her condition was terminal the day after a Parole Board ruled that twisted Tracey Connelly, 40, was no longer a public danger and could go free.

She was jailed in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of Peter, who suffered 50 injuries.

Police and social workers never twigged despite 60 visits.

She was released in 2013 but recalled in 2015 for breaching her life licence

At trial, the judge called Connelly “manipulative and calculating” for her role in her son’s death in Tottenham, North London.

Mary said: “She won’t have changed. To let her out for what she did? You have to be joking.”

An appeal by Justice Secretary Dominic Raab is the last chance of keeping Connelly in Low Newton jail, Co. Durham.

Mary, of North London, said: “I’d love to go up to him and say, ‘Don’t let her out’. She’s a b****. Peter died because of her.”

Baby P’s stepdad Steven Barker, 45, got 12 years over the death. He is still in jail.

His brother, Jason Owen, 49, got six years and is thought to be abroad.