⚠️ SENSITIVE TRIAL CONTENT - READ WITH CAUTION ⚖️ A 13-month-old girl was subjected to physical and sexual abuse at the hands of her parents before she was fatally injured by her mother, a court has heard. The baby girl suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs, a broken arm and burns covering her face during an alleged campaign of abuse before her death The court heard both parents were known to social services and the police Prosecutors allege Isabella Stasiak was subjected to physical and sexual abuse and neglect by her parents, Kinga Wydrzynska, 26, and Michal Stasiak, 28. Both deny the charges against them. Warwick Crown Court heard Isabella had sustained serious injuries on different occasions over at least five weeks. Prosecutor Annabel Darlow KC said the baby suffered two separate episodes of major traumatic head injury, alongside broken bones and bruising. The prosecution alleges Wydrzynska inflicted the fatal head injury at the family home in Rugby, Warwickshire, when she was the only adult present. Jurors were told that, before seeking emergency help, she recorded a six-minute video beside her apparently lifeless daughter. The prosecution said the recording showed her adjusting camera angles and worrying about the consequences for herself. At points, Wydrzynska allegedly prodded and shook Isabella, who appeared floppy with her eyes closed, while repeatedly urging her to breathe. Prosecutors say she later deleted the recordings. The court heard she called 999 around 17 minutes after recording the videos. Isabella was taken to hospital but could not be saved. Isabella died in hospital after sustaining a series of injuries including a fractured skull and ribs, a broken arm and a burn to her entire face, the court was told. Jurors were told Isabella was born in December 2023 and immediately taken into the care of social services. After being placed in emergency accommodation, Isabella was looked after by foster parents for four months before she was returned to her parents in April 2024 – nine months before her death Wydrzynska denies murder. Both parents deny causing or allowing Isabella’s death, four counts of causing or allowing serious physical harm, two counts of assaulting a child under 13 by penetration and three counts of child cruelty. The trial continues. Source UK Database.

Dead behind the eyes. 🚨 PAEDOPHILE JAILED FOR 7½ YEARS AFTER TRAVELLING TO MEET CHILD HE BELIEVED WAS 13 Thomas Reeds, 25, from Ashton-under-Lyne, travelled to Reading to meet someone he believed was a 13-year-old child — despite already being subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. He was arrested by the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit on 8 April 2026 after arranging the meeting through online messages exchanged between February and April. Investigators discovered he had also been communicating with other children in breach of his order. Searches of his devices uncovered 15 indecent images of children. Reeds pleaded guilty to arranging or facilitating a child sex offence, attempting to meet a child following sexual grooming, sexual communication with a child and making indecent images and videos of a child. He was also convicted of three breaches and eight attempted breaches of his order. Sentenced on 23 October, Reeds received 7 years and 6 months in prison, followed by 3 years on extended licence.

🚨 BTP POLICE APPEAL 🚨 WOMAN SEXUALLY ASSAULTED REPEATEDLY ON TRAIN TO CORNWALL British Transport Police are appealing for information after a woman was repeatedly sexually assaulted by a man on a train travelling from Plymouth to St Austell. At around 11pm on Saturday, 12 September, the man allegedly sat beside the woman, exposed himself and repeatedly sexually assaulted her. He also masturbated, flicking semen onto the inside of the carriage windows. He left the train at St Austell railway station. Detectives have released an image of a man they believe could have information that may assist their investigation and want to identify him. Anyone who recognises the man or witnessed the incident is urged to contact British Transport Police. 📞 Text: 61016 📞 Call: 0800 40 50 40 📌 Reference: 1219 of 12 September Information can also be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

🚨 FLED BRITAIN WHILE UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR RAPE — ARRESTED ON RETURN AND CONVICTED Muhammed Khalid, 55, from Huddersfield, has been convicted of five rapes and a sexual assault against a teenage girl after a seven-day trial at Leeds Crown Court. The offences took place in Kirklees between 2003 and 2006. He was also found guilty of supplying Class A drugs to another teenage girl on two occasions in 2005. Khalid left the UK in 2020 while under investigation for sexual offences. Detectives continued searching for him and arrested him when he returned through Manchester Airport on 23 April 2026. He was charged the following day. DCI Phil Davis described his prolonged abuse of one survivor as “appalling”, praising both victims for their courage in coming forward. More than 20 years after the offences, Khalid is due to be sentenced on 24 November 2026.