Star Hobson Killer Said 'Three More Babies' Are Buried Behind Her House, Ex-Inmate Claims

Brockhill was reportedly described by a fellow prisoner as “cold and callous” and apparently wasn't seen crying once.

Savannah Brockhill, a former security guard and amateur boxer who went to prison after being convicted for murdering Star Hobson, the infant daughter of her lesbian lover, has made a remark about burying babies, the Sunday People reports.

According to the newspaper, this revelation was made by a recently released inmate called Amy Louise Cowan, who was imprisoned in HMP Styal in Cheshire where Brockhill is held; she overheard the latter on New Year’s Day.

“Brockhill said that there were three more babies buried in a field behind her house,” Cowan claimed.

She described Brockhill as “cold and callous,” saying that she “never once saw her cry.”

“She said she was sick of inmates kicking down her door and spitting in her food and that she didn’t care anymore,” Cowan remarked.

At the same time, she noted that Brockhill kept referring to Star Hobson, the toddler she killed, as “my girl.”

“She would say things like, ‘I miss my girl, I did everything for her,’ and that she would never intentionally hurt her,” the former inmate said. “Then at other times she would say that she had been jealous of Star, and blamed her for causing trouble between her and Frankie.”

Cowan also mentioned that Brockhill, who was sentenced to a minimum of 25 years in prison, is angry that Frankie Smith, Star's mother who stood by and watched Brockhill pummel the child, was jailed only for eight years for causing or allowing Star's death.