Some houses keep secrets. 25 Cromwell Street buried them. To the outside world, Fred and Rosemary West were an ordinary working-class couple raising a family in Gloucester, England. He was a builder, she a devoted mother. But behind the neat façade of their terraced home lay one of the darkest chapters in British criminal history - a house built on deception, cruelty, and death. For over two decades, the Wests lived two lives. By day, they were friendly neighbors. By night, they constructed a world of unimaginable horror - a place where trust became a weapon and silence became survival. Victims vanished, the walls closed in, and the truth remained buried beneath concrete and charm. Buried Evil traces the chilling rise of Fred and Rose West from their troubled beginnings to the moment investigators uncovered what lay beneath their home. Through meticulous research and compassionate storytelling, Reeve Kellan reveals not only what happened inside 25 Cromwell Street, but how ordinary lives concealed extraordinary darkness. This is not just a story of murder. It is a study of control, complicity, and the quiet evil that hides in plain sight. If you are drawn to the haunting, human side of true crime - the side Ryan Green captures so powerfully - then Buried Evil will take you beyond the headlines and into the heart of a nightmare that Britain tried to forget. Discover the truth that was meant to stay buried