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The Facebook account of a woman jailed for abusing her boyfriend and leaving him 'days from death' is still active - and sharing links about domestic violence.

Since Jordan Worth was caged in April 2018 for tormenting Alex Skeel, a number of articles and pictures have been posted on her profile about men abusing their partners.

They include a link to a group called 'Battered Woman Syndrome' and a black and white silhouette of a man slapping a woman.

The image is accompanied with the words: 'the day you raise your hand to a woman, that's the day you're officially no longer a man.'

Worth, 23, pleaded guilty last year to grievous bodily harm with intent and coercive and controlling behaviour.

A number of other links also appear to suggest she's the victim.

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A link to a group about Stockholm Syndrome is among the the posts, as well as links to articles; including one shared yesterday afternoon with the headline: 'Man beats pregnant woman, causes miscarriage'.

Another article posted on Sunday reads: 'How can we protect our daughters from abusive relationships?'

And a third is entitled 'My boyfriend cuts himself after we get in argument'.

The well-spoken fine art graduate, who aspired to be a teacher, became the first female in the UK to be convicted of such behaviour.

A court heard how she attacked vulnerable Alex, 23, from Bedford - who is also the father of her two children - with boiling water, a hairbrush, hammer and knives.

Alex, who relived his ordeal in a hard-hitting BBC documentary called Abused By My Girlfriend, said: “I believe the reason I survived to tell the tale is to help others in a similar situation."

It has now emerged that the Facebook page of Worth, who is serving seven and a half years behind bars, is still active and sharing articles referencing abusive relationships.

(Image: Facebook)

(Image: Facebook)

A link to rape and sexual abuse helplines was also shared on Monday - the day Alex's documentary was published on BBC iPlayer .

There is no suggestion Worth is posting the content, with prisoners banned from updating their Facebook accounts while serving their sentence.

As we previously reported , the teenage romance, which began when they met at college in 2012, descended into abuse and violence.

Worth banned Alex from her bed, decided what clothes he could wear, isolated him from friends and family and took over his Facebook account, a court heard.

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Alex said Worth even withheld food from him, causing his weight to plummet from 10 stone to just seven.

The torment came to an end in July 2017 when neighbours in Stewartby, Bedfordshire, phoned police and described hearing him shout "get off me, you are hurting me”.

He was seen with black eyes, burns, limping and once with his arm in a sling.

But to the outside the relationship had "seemed normal" despite the abuse.

They appeared to be just like any other couple, posting loved-up selfies, declaring their affection for each other on social media and enjoying birthday trips to theme parks and concerts.

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In one Facebook post, an apparently smitten Worth gushed about her "best friend" Alex and said: "You have changed so much and into a man but are still the same little cutie.

"Loved you then, love you still, always have and always will."

She even shared a snap of a piece of toast in which she had spread the jam in the shape of a heart for "her man."

But Worth, who volunteered to help abandoned animals, was torturing Alex mentally and physically.

He "thought it was normal" because he had never had a girlfriend before.

"The physical went on for nine months and the psychological abuse was about four years," he said.

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He claims she also told him: "If you ever try to escape you will die, because I will run you over in my car."

The young dad had been blinded by love and relentlessly put up with the pain inflicted upon him by Worth who used a knife, hammer and boiling water.

He said Worth forced him to sleep on the floor for around eight months and used clothes as a makeshift duvet and pillow.

He also had to wear the same clothes every day.

“There was nothing I could do," Alex said. "There was no way of contacting anyone. She told me if I ever tried to leave she would kill me."

Alex, who has since had a poignant tattoo inked on his arm to show he's a 'survivor', said: "It started off small with punches and things like that and gradually it got worse with things like hammers, bottles and bits of wood.

"Then it became knives and boiling water.

"It just got worse and worse to the point where I think I would have died."

He added: "The hospital told me I was 10 days away from death.

"You’re far more of a person if you speak out.

"You’re only going to get better if you talk about it."

Abused By My Girlfriend is available on BBC iPlayer now.