
Baby Porn: After Baby P, Baby A, Baby M And Baby T
AFTER Baby P, Baby S and babies RSVP, the Mail brings its readers another instalment of Baby Porn as hacks pund the dead baby beat:
“After baby P, another child condemned to a violent death by blundering social workers.”
How long before the Mail comes with a “Morn Porn” supplement, featuring the tales of the brutal lives and deaths of babies?
Courtney Bryan was well known to the authorities in Nottingham where he was involved in four families in which young children were seriously injured. But a review of his case revealed there was a disastrous failure by social workers, police and health staff to communicate with each other.
Amaraye Bryan is dead. Amaraye Bryan was 11 weeks old when he died. If only:
Had he been charged and punished for the Nottingham attacks, the authorities would have been legally obliged to track where he was living and the murder 35 miles away in Sheffield of his son Amaraye last year may have been prevented.
Had. May.
The case is the latest to reveal agency failings and follows the death, after months of abuse, of Baby P in Haringey, North London.
Courtney Bryan is serving life for murder. He abused one other child, a “Child M”. And another, “Child T”.
And so the alphabet grows. The Mails reported on the killer back in July when he was sentenced. But there was no mention of blundering social services back then. The headline was:
Evil father who murdered baby boy and attacked two other children jailed for 20 years
No social worked implicated back then…
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December 27th, 2008 at 4:54 am
Don’t let the document.unload event hit you in the arse on the way out.
December 26th, 2008 at 10:53 pm
anorak is just as bad as the scum tabloids
you appeal to those with very low intellect so i’m signing out for good
i took part for a short time as a social experiment the conclusion of which will appear in the guardian very shortly
goodbye