Sarah Ferguson’s killer ex-dresser Jane Andrews gives the thumbs-up after being released from prison
THE DUCHESS of York’s killer ex-aide enjoyed a morning stroll on Thursday just hours after she was released from prison.
Jane Andrews, 52, wore sunglasses, a yellow top and trendy ripped jeans for her first outing.
Fergie’s former dresser, who murdered tycoon boyfriend Tom Cressman, was freed on Wednesday after winning parole last month.
She was driven from New Hall women’s prison in Wakefield, West Yorks, to a bail hostel nearby and was seen carrying bin bags full of her belongings inside.
And she then gave the thumbs up to a pal helping.
BOYFRIEND KILLER
She murdered Mr Cressman, 39, with a cricket bat and knife at his flat in Fulham, West London, in 2000 after he refused to marry her.
His family said her release is “dire” and “beggars belief”.
Andrews was originally freed in 2015 after serving 14 years of a life sentence.
But she was locked up again last July after being accused of harassing a married lover. Police investigated but took no further action.
The carefree killer was smiling and laughing as she talked on her phone during her walk on Thursday before returning to the hostel.
VICTIM'S FAMILY FURY
But Mr Cressman’s hotelier brother, Rick, 66, warned: “Any man who gets into a relationship with her will be at serious risk if he ends the relationship as she clearly cannot cope with rejection.
“I had an insight into her current behaviour from the married man she had an affair with. He accused her of going to extraordinary lengths when he tried to finish their fling.”
The parole panel identified “risk factors” in her relationships with men so imposed conditions including a curfew.
Andrews, who has dyed her hair blonde, must also declare any future romances.
She went on the run after the murder and was caught four days later after Fergie left two voicemail messages pleading with her to give up.
In 2009, she fled East Sutton Park open prison in Kent and met her parents in a graveyard at night. Cabbie Darren Auckland told The Sun at the time he refused the mud-caked killer’s demands to drive them all back to home town Grimsby.
We tipped off cops and she was seized soon after.
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