Gypsy Rose Blanchard seen with her husband Ryan after being released from prison

Blanchard Gypsy Rose she was seen being rescued from prison by her husband Ryan Scott Anderson in the early morning hours of Thursday 28 December. Ryan was seen heading to the Chillicothe Correctional Facility in Missouri around 3.30am to pick up his wife after she was released early from prison. Gypsy Rose, 32, was paroled and released from prison after seven years, having served a 10-year sentence for involvement with her mother. Dee Dee Blanchard homocide.

Photos taken by People It showed Ryan entering the penitentiary to pick up Gypsy Rose. He was seen in the early morning darkness entering the building. He pulled up in a Cadillac with a license plate designed for the professional wrestler. Brett Hart. It had the phrase “Hitman” on the front.

Gypsy Rose was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2016 for her role in her mother’s murder. After Dee Dee’s death, it was revealed that she allegedly lied about several medical conditions affecting her daughter and her age. Gypsy Rose also accused her mother of abuse. In June 2015, her boyfriend Nick Godejohn He stabbed Dee Dee multiple times after planning the murder with Gypsy Rose. He was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Gypsy Rose will also be the subject of a new 6-hour documentary special on Lifetime titled Confessions from prison of the gypsy Rose Blanchard. The first part will air on Friday 5 January. His story has inspired many other documentaries and dramatizations, such as the HBO film. Dead and dear mother and the miniseries The act.

Before her release, Gypsy Rose spoke about her feelings about the crime in an interview with People. He expressed his grief over his mother’s murder. “If I had another chance to do it all over again, I don’t know if I would go back to when I was a kid and tell my aunt and uncle that I’m not sick and that mom makes me sick, or, if I go back to the point of that conversation with Nick and I told him, ‘You know what? I’m going to tell the police everything.’ I kind of struggle with it,” she told the outlet. “No one will ever hear me say that I’m happy she’s dead or that I’m proud of what I did. I regret it every day.”