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Logan's dad hysterical when he heard the news
Prosecutor Carolien Rees QC reads out a statement from Logan’s father Benjamin Mwangi.
Speaking about the day of his son’s death, Mr Mwangi said: “I was in work in Essex when sometime between 2pm and 2.30pm officers came to see me at work. Just prior to this I received a phone call from my brother but I could not make much sense from him, he was quite erratic. All I remember was him telling me the police were there and he would call back.
“I said to my colleague something must be seriously wrong. My father had been unwell so I thought it was something wrong with my father.
“When police arrived I went in the back office with them and asked if something had happened to my father. When they said it wasn’t father, my thoughts instantly turned to Logan.
“I said ‘Please tell me this isn’t anything to do with Logan’ and then they told me Logan had passed away.
“I was hysterical and fell to the floor. I left work without telling anyone what had happened and police took me home. My mother Pauline Mwangi and brother Zack Mwangi were at my home.”
Mr Mwangi said he was given contact details for an officer at South Wales Police but did not call as he was “unable to process information”.
The next day, Mr Mwangi said he felt “numb” and couldn’t comprehend what had happened.
He was later contacted by an officer and told three people had been arrested on suspicion of Logan’s murder but the information “did not seem real”.
Boy, 5, had 'dark circles around his eyes', teacher tells murder trial
Prosecutor Carolien Rees QC reads out a statement from Logan’s father Benjamin Mwangi.
Speaking about the day of his son’s death, Mr Mwangi said: “I was in work in Essex when sometime between 2pm and 2.30pm officers came to see me at work. Just prior to this I received a phone call from my brother but I could not make much sense from him, he was quite erratic. All I remember was him telling me the police were there and he would call back.
“I said to my colleague something must be seriously wrong. My father had been unwell so I thought it was something wrong with my father.
“When police arrived I went in the back office with them and asked if something had happened to my father. When they said it wasn’t father, my thoughts instantly turned to Logan.
“I said ‘Please tell me this isn’t anything to do with Logan’ and then they told me Logan had passed away.
“I was hysterical and fell to the floor. I left work without telling anyone what had happened and police took me home. My mother Pauline Mwangi and brother Zack Mwangi were at my home.”
Mr Mwangi said he was given contact details for an officer at South Wales Police but did not call as he was “unable to process information”.
The next day, Mr Mwangi said he felt “numb” and couldn’t comprehend what had happened.
He was later contacted by an officer and told three people had been arrested on suspicion of Logan’s murder but the information “did not seem real”.
Boy, 5, had 'dark circles around his eyes', teacher tells murder trial