Dad, 29, guilty of killing six-month-old son Kairo Hollick found ‘floppy and not breathing’ after he was ‘shaken’ | 9824PMA | 2024-02-20 06:08:01
Dad, 29, guilty of killing six-month-old son Kairo Hollick found 'floppy and not breathing' after he was 'shaken' | 9824PMA | 2024-02-20 06:08:01
Kairo Hollick died in his mother's arms at Birmingham Youngsters's Hospital on February 12, 2020.
A DAD has been discovered responsible of killing his six-month-old son – after claiming he found the child "floppy and not respiration".
Kairo Hollick died in his mother's arms at Birmingham Youngsters's Hospital on February 12, 2020.
His father David Hollick, 29, has at this time been discovered guilty of manslaughter following Kairo's demise.
Hollick had taken Kairo to Walsall Manor Hospital within the early hours of February 9, 2020.
The Walsall dad advised doctors that he had discovered Kairo "floppy and never respiration".
He added that he had shaken his baby son in a failed bid to revive him.
Docs discovered a bleed on Kairo's mind and transferred him to the Youngsters's Hospital in nearby Birmingham.
They discovered the complete extent of his injuries – which were not survivable.
The medics made the heartbreaking determination to turn off Kairo's life help.
A autopsy showed that Kairo had suffered two complicated skull fractures resulting in catastrophic mind damage.
The skull fractures and another fracture to Kairo's arm have been found to have been brought on by blunt pressured trauma.
Hollick refused to elucidate Kairo's horrific injuries – denying any felony involvement within the baby's death.
However he has now been discovered guilty of killing his son after a three-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court.
The dad had pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and advised the courtroom he had fallen with Kairo in his arms.
'DEFENCELESS'
Kairo's mom didn't reside with Hollick on the time of the child's demise.
In a press release, she stated: "It has been 4 years since we lost Kairo and our hearts are nonetheless as damaged as the day he was so cruelly taken from us.
"He deserved to be protected within the care of his father and he deserved to still be here at the moment.
"We are devastated to study of the sheer brutality inflicted on Kairo and it will hang-out our household for the rest of our days.
"Kai was the light of our lives and the embodiment of innocence and without him we're broken.&
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"We hope now in any case of this time that he can lastly rest. We'll grieve him eternally.&
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"We want to ship because of medical employees at both Walsall Manor Hospital and Birmingham Youngsters's ICU for caring for Kairo with such dignity and respect in his ultimate days.&
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"My household and I might additionally wish to thank DC Donna Kenny, our family liaison officer and the complete investigation workforce for the arduous work, constant help and steerage over the previous 4 years.
"We might additionally wish to thank each prosecuting barristers. They have all helped us find some closure in what has been probably the most tragic of circumstances that any family might think about."
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Chief Inspector Laura Harrison stated: "The demise of a child is unimaginable to grasp, especially a defenceless six-month-old who must be within the safest arms attainable together with his dad or mum.
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"Our ideas remain with Kairo's family as they proceed to grieve his loss."
David Hollick can be sentenced at the beginning of March.
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