In 1994, police dug up three bodies from Fred West and Rose West's yard, including their own daughter, but that was only the beginning. Netflix's A British Horror Story unpacks disturbing true events.

EXCLUSIVE: In extracts from his new book, Fred West expert Howard Sounes shares his harrowing previously-unpublished interview with West's son Barry, revealing what it was really like growing up in Br ...

On the anniversary of Cromwell Street trial, Fred and Rose West's son reveals what it was really like growing up in the House ...

Fred had allegedly committed several crimes before ever meeting Rose, from his 13-year-old sister Kitty accusing him of raping and impregnating her to murdering his nanny, Ann McFall, per Fred and ...

While Fred spent six months in jail, a 17-year-old Rose was left in charge of Charmaine, Anna Marie and Heather. During that time, the girls were subject to physical and verbal abuse, according to ...

Among the victims are Shirley Hubbard, 15, Carol Ann Cooper, 15, Alison Chambers, 16, Shirley Robinson, 18, Juanita Mott, 18, Anne McFall, 18, Lynda Gough, 19, Theresa Siegnethaler, 21, Lucy ...

During Fred and Rose West's reign of terror, in addition to the murder of their own children, the pair would target runaways, and this is partly why they were able to evade justice for so long.

The gruesome discovery of multiple bodies on the property rocked the working-class neighborhood where Fred had always been seen as an affable, well-liked guy. But his charming persona masked a much ...

Fred And Rose West: A British Horror Story is a three-part docuseries, directed by Dan Dewsbury, about the case of the title couple, who were linked to 12 killings that occurred from 1967 to 1987.

Beyond a staggering amount of journalism, there have been many true crime books written and documentaries made about British serial killers Fred and Rosemary West. Now, Netflix is set to release ...