Mother who abused her child so badly he had to have his legs amputated may be kept in prison

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Jody Simpson and Anthony Smith were both jailed for 10 years in 2018. Simpson was due to be released on licence at the halfway point of her sentence. But Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has referred her case to the Parole Board. This follows new powers introduced through the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022.

Published 4 months ago · London, United Kingdom Photography sky.com

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The Independent

Mother of abused child Tony Hudgell could be kept in prison longer

Parents Jody Simpson and Anthony Smith were both jailed for 10 years in 2018 for torturing their son so badly that he lost both of his legs.

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The Telegraph

Child abuser could become first prisoner kept behind bars for longer under new powers

Dominic Raab asks Parole Board to reconsider plans to release Jody Simpson at the halfway point of her 10-year sentence

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Metro News

Mum who abused son so badly he lost his legs could have prison release blocked

Jody Simpson was due to be set free this week, just five years after her son had his legs amputated.

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Sky News

Mother who abused her child so badly he had to have his legs amputated may be kept in prison

Tony was 41 days old when he was assaulted by his birth parents, an attack which caused multiple fractures, dislocations and blunt trauma to the face, leading to organ failure, toxic shock and sepsis.

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