Paedophile 'Babes in the Woods' murderer Ronald Jebson dies 'in secret'

The sex beast killed three children in the 1970s and had asked that his death be kept a secret in further torture for the families of his victims

Beast: Jebson only admitted to killing Susan Blatchford and Gary Hanlon in 2000

A vile paedophile who killed three children in chilling crimes that would become known as "Babes in the Woods" murders has died in secret, it has been claimed.
Twisted Ronald Jebson, who had requested that his death be kept secret, was serving three life sentences for the horrific murders of Susan Blatchford, 11, and Gary Hanlon, 12.
The evil paedophile, 76, snatched the youngsters from the streets of Enfield, north London in March 1970 and then drove them over to Epping Forest in Essex.

Fiend: Babes in the Wood killer Ronald Jebson only admitted to two of the killings in 2000

He then sexually assaulted and strangled the tragic youngsters before dumping their bodies in woodland area.
The beast was arrested just four days later after he was caught indecently assaulting an 11-year-old boy and was jailed for five years for that crime.
After he was released early in 1973, the sex fiend moved in with a old friend of his, Robert Papper, but less than a year later he strangled his pal's eight-year-old daughter Rosemary and was jailed for life.

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Tragic: Gary Hanlon was snatched from Enfield and killed in Essex

The horror continued for the families of his first victims, as Jebson kept quiet about those crimes until 2000 when he finally confessed to murdering the children.
He was given two further life sentences and was kept at HMP Frankland in Country Durham under his birth name Ronald Harper.
Jebson died at University Hospital of North Durham and Samantha Humbles, sister of his youngest victim Rosemary, told the Sun: "He's deserves to rot in hell."

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Horror: Susan Blatchford was sexually assaulted before being murdered