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Man charged with murdering his one-month-old son

A man has been charged with the murder of his one-month-old son, Atticus Bartlett, who died on 23 July 2022.
Tony Bartlett, from Axminster, Devon, is accused of the crime after a two-and-a-half year investigation.
Detective Superintendent Lorett Spierenburg described the case as "deeply sad" due to the loss of a young baby.
The family of Atticus is receiving specialist support and has requested privacy during this difficult time.

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The Independent

Man charged with murder of his one-month-old son

Tony Bartlett will stand accused of murdering newborn Atticus in 2022

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Man charged with murdering his one-month-old son

Tony Bartlett is accused of killing his son, Atticus Bartlett, in Chard, Somerset, on 23 July 2022.

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Oxford Mail

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Man charged with murder of one-month-old son

Tony Bartlett is accused of killing Atticus Bartlett in Chard in July 2022.

1 month ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Dad charged with murder of one-month-old son

Tony Bartlett, 38, of St Andrews Drive in Axminster, is accused of murdering his one-month-old son Atticus.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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BBC News

Chard man charged with murder of one-month-old son

Police have been investigating the case for more than two years.

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Dorset Eye

Somerset Man Charged Following Murder Of Son - Dorset Eye

A 38-year-old man has been charged with the murder of his one-month-old son in Chard, Somerset. Tony Bartlett is accused of killing his son, Atticus Bartlett, on 23 July 2022. The charge follows an extensive investigation by Avon and Somerset Police spanning over two and a half years. Detective Superintendent Lorett Spierenburg described the case as “deeply sad,” stating: “This is a deeply upsetting time for Atticus’s family. Our thoughts are wi…

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