Paedophile who murdered toddler could have been arrested
A paedophile could have been arrested 18 months before he murdered and sexually assaulted his girlfriend's two-year-old daughter, police admit.
A paedophile could have been arrested 18 months before he murdered and sexually assaulted his girlfriend's two-year-old daughter, police admit.
Alexandra Walker, 26, received a life sentence with a minimum of 22 years for the murder of her two-year-old daughter Isabelle Welsh, after delaying medical help and Googling her symptoms.
A mother and her boyfriend have been jailed for life for the murder of her two-year-old daughter, who suffered 21 broken bones and was sexually assaulted. Walker got 22 years minimum, Simpson 28 years.
Thomas Boucher, 42, jailed for two and a half years after police found 19 bags of cocaine in his car and £10,160 in cash at his home.
Police failed to arrest Harrison Simpson despite a warrant issued 18 months before he sexually assaulted and murdered his girlfriend's two-year-old daughter.
A child abuser had an outstanding arrest warrant for 18 months before he murdered and sexually assaulted his girlfriend's two-year-old daughter.
Police failed to act on a warrant 18 months before Harrison Simpson murdered and sexually assaulted his girlfriend's two-year-old daughter, Isabelle Welsh.
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson have been jailed for life for murdering two-year-old Isabelle Welsh. She suffered 21 broken bones and a fatal head injury
Isabelle Welsh, aged two, suffered 21 broken bones and a catastrophic head injury before her death. Her mother Alexandra Walker was seen smoking in a kitchen window reflection as her daughter lay dying. Both Walker and boyfriend Harrison Simpson were sent
Alexandra Walker smoked a cigarette while her two-year-old daughter Isabelle Welsh lay dying from abuse. She and partner Harrison Simpson were convicted of murder.
Harrison Simpson and Alexandra Walker were sentenced to life for the murder of two-year-old Isabelle Welsh, who suffered 21 broken bones and sexual abuse in a campaign of violence.
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson were sentenced to life for the murder of two-year-old Isabelle Welsh, with minimum terms of 22 and 28 years respectively.
Harrison Simpson and Alexandra Walker were found guilty of murdering two-year-old Isabelle Welsh. Simpson also sexually assaulted her. Both received life sentences with minimum terms of 28 and 22 years.
A mother and her boyfriend have been jailed for life for murdering her two-year-old daughter, who was also sexually abused and suffered a fractured skull.
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson were jailed for life for murdering two-year-old Isabelle Welsh after a campaign of violence and sexual abuse.
Two-year-old Isabelle Welsh was sexually abused and murdered by her mother's boyfriend; both mother and boyfriend have been jailed for life.
A mother who suspected her boyfriend might be a paedophile but did nothing has been convicted of murdering her two-year-old daughter, who was sexually abused and had 21 broken bones.
A mother and her boyfriend have been found guilty of murdering two-year-old Isabelle Welsh, who suffered 21 broken bones and a fractured skull at her Thornaby home.
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson were found guilty of murdering two-year-old Isabelle Rose Welsh, who suffered 21 broken bones and sexual abuse before her death.
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson convicted of murdering Isabelle Welsh, who suffered a catastrophic head injury and sexual abuse at their Thornaby home.
Alexandra Walker and Harrison Simpson convicted of murdering two-year-old Isabelle Welsh, who suffered 21 broken bones and a catastrophic head injury.
A two-year-old girl was raped and murdered by her mother and the mother's partner. The pair were found guilty of murder and causing/allowing the death of a child.
Alexandra Walker, 26, denies murdering two-year-old Isabelle Welsh, telling Teesside Crown Court she never took parental frustration out on her daughter despite admitting to calling her a 'little f****** shit'.
An expert witness told Teesside Crown Court that Isabelle Welsh's spinal fractures were likely caused by a 'forceful slam', describing them as extremely rare and inflicted non-accidentally.
A grandmother told a court she exclaimed 'what the hell' upon seeing a bruise on two-year-old Isabelle Welsh's back days before her alleged murder by her mother and boyfriend.
The grandmother of two-year-old Isabelle Welsh said 'what the hell' upon seeing a bruise on the toddler's back days before her fatal head injury, a murder trial at Teesside Crown Court heard.
The grandmother of two-year-old Isabelle Welsh, allegedly murdered by her mother and partner, saw a bruise on the girl's back days before her death, Teesside Crown Court heard.
Alexandra Walker, 25, delayed calling 999 for her daughter Isabelle Welsh, 2, who died from a severe head injury after suffering 21 broken bones. She and partner Harrison Simpson deny murder and other charges.
A mother on trial for murder delayed calling 999 for her gravely ill two-year-old daughter, who later died with 21 fractures, a court heard.
Alexandra Walker, 25, delayed calling 999 as her two-year-old daughter Isabelle Welsh lay dying with 21 broken bones and a fatal head injury, Teesside Crown Court hears.