- Rachel Trelfa and Nyomi Fee were spotted stealing a kiss outside a shopping centre in Fife
- The pair were convicted in May of killing two-year-old Liam, who had suffered two years of horrific abuse
- They were both chained to female security officers when they were seen by a shocked witness
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A lesbian couple sentenced to a combined total of 47 years for killing a defenceless two-year-old have been seen kissing on a day out from prison – just five months after being found guilty of murder. Rachel Trelfa, 31, and Nyomi Fee, 29, met in Glenrothes, Fife, before returning to their cells this week, and were spotted stealing a kiss. They were convicted of murdering Trelfa’s son Liam in May. The toddler had endured two years of horrific abuse and neglect before he died at his home in March 2014 as a result of heart injuries.
Rachel Trelfa (left) and Nyomi Fee (right) were found guilty of murdering the defenceless two-year-old in May. They are pictured earlier this year outside court. A shocked eyewitness told the Daily Record2 he saw two G4S security vans behind a shopping centre, and both the prisoners were there at the same time.
He said: ‘The vehicles caught my eye before I saw them they are a very distinctive couple. It s difficult to miss Nyomi she s a very large and imposing figure.
‘They were both chained to a female officer and there were four other male security guards too.
‘It looked like they d come out of the registry office, which I thought was odd because they ve already had a civil wedding.
Tiny Liam Fee was killed in March 2014
‘Nyomi s face was tripping her until Rachel moved over and gave her a kiss before they climbed into separate vans. It was very unusual but the guards were pretty relaxed about everything.’
It is understood the pair, who are both in separate prisons, were allowed out of prison for personal meetings.
A spokesman from the Scottish Prison Service told the Mail Online: ‘Prisoners attend a variety of different meetings as required by the parole board and children’s panels and other such bodies.’
But he added: ‘We don’t comment on individual prisoners.’
Liam Fee died in March 2014 from heart injuries after suffering two years of horrific abuse
Tragic Liam had suffered fatal heart injuries similar to those found on road crash victims and spent the last few days of his short life in agony from an untreated broken leg and fractured arm. The pair – originally from Ryton, Tyne and Wear – were also behind a catalogue of unspeakable cruelty against two boys in their care, one of whom they tried to blame for Liam’s death. At the High Court in Edinburgh, judge Lord Burns handed both women life sentences and indicated they would be in their 50s before they can be considered for release.
He ordered Trelfa to serve a minimum of 23-and-a-half years behind bars, while Fee – described by police as “domineering” – must spend at least 24 years in prison.
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