Father should be jailed for life court told for killing mother and son with baby after he beat her to death
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The court heard how in 2014 Mr Crouch deliberately killed his father’s partner after the man accused of battering him told police they were having an affair.
Wh바카라en police raided the home and found the dead man, Mr Crouch was there but did not intervene until later when Mr Crouch beat him so severely that his skin ripped off.
The man’s partner, Mrs Taylor, died in hospital five days after being attacked, and the mother remains in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries.
The court heard how Mr Crouch told police he thought his father “tried to kill his family and was a paedophile and a pervert”.
A man who attended a pub with Mr Crouch and the father, Ian Crouch, also said: “I was struck in the face, mouth, nose, arms and back in the way.”
Police found blood all over Mr Crouch’s body.
During the hearing, a judge told Mr Crouch: “You have a family but at some time you became angry and decided to do something to people you held in low regard.
“You need to go to a mental health unit for further assessment.”
Mr Crouch told the court he could have killed the man and his partner, saying it had been “a nasty experience”.
Mr Crouch was taken into custody at the time of the assault and charged in March with manslaughter by gross negligence and aggravated murder.
Police had to wait three months for Mr Crouch’s medical report to be released after he appealed the decision.
Judge Mr Justice James Cram said there was evidence that Mr Crouch was not on medicati바카라사이트on, had not been in prison for several years and had two previous restraining orders removed.
“I think he has to get a bit more mental support but I can’t imagine him in a mental hospital for the rest of his life,” he added.
Mr Crouch has spent the majority of his adult life in his home in Wandsworth, west London, where neighbours say he has become increasingly unstable.
A former friend said: “The father is not mentally stable, he is not as mentally stable as I feared he would get. He doesn’t want to look after the house.”