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21/11/2013
Parents Jailed For Death Of Seven-Week-Old Son
A man and woman have been jailed for causing or allowing the death of their seven-week-old baby.
Jacqueline Parker, 21, and Adam Kightley, 24, of Northampton, were sentenced to seven years each over the death of their son Jamie, who died soon after being admitted to hospital on 17 March 2012.
It was found that Jamie Knightley had come to "deliberate traumatic harm", having suffered severe brain injuries and more than 40 fractures.
It is understood that Jacqueline Parker will serve her time in a young offenders institution and Adam Kightley will be sent to prison.
(MH)
Jacqueline Parker, 21, and Adam Kightley, 24, of Northampton, were sentenced to seven years each over the death of their son Jamie, who died soon after being admitted to hospital on 17 March 2012.
It was found that Jamie Knightley had come to "deliberate traumatic harm", having suffered severe brain injuries and more than 40 fractures.
It is understood that Jacqueline Parker will serve her time in a young offenders institution and Adam Kightley will be sent to prison.
(MH)
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