Three women in the United Kingdom have voiced profound fears for their safety following notification that their former abusive partners will be released from prison earlier than expected. Speaking to the BBC, the survivors detailed their distress over the early prisoner release scheme and a perceived lack of consideration for their well-being. They report feeling betrayed by a system designed to protect them, emphasizing the psychological trauma of knowing their abusers will soon be at liberty. The women argue that the risk assessments did not adequately consider the severity of the abuse they endured, nor the potential for renewed harm. This situation highlights concerns regarding the implementation of the scheme and the support available to victims of domestic violence in the United Kingdom. The survivors are now grappling with anxiety and seeking reassurance about their future safety.