UK - Logan Mwangi, 5, found dead in Wales River, Bridgend, 31 July 2021 *arrests, inc. minor* #2

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I had the horrifying thought earlier, after reading somewhere that the prosecution think Logan was assaulted on the 30th and AW said the 29th, what if it was 2 attacks, one started the damage then the other turned it deadly. If that makes sense. MOO
Maybe they planned to kill him all along? Premeditated?
 
Maybe they planned to kill him all along? Premeditated?
I’m not convinced of that, I am convinced they all showed a complete disregard for Logan’s welfare. My thoughts were more, if he was hurt on the 29th and put to bed, seeming to somewhat improve and then assaulted again on the 30th it could have been naively assumed he would be ok again. However, the second assault could have furthered the damage to the unsurvivable point. I don’t know, just thinking out loud. We still haven’t heard from the pathologist, I don’t think, that should make things a bit clearer. MOO
 
Ok, I appreciate the attempt to clarify. But I am still very confused because of this testimony:


Boy's bedroom light 'switched on and off' before body removed, jury told
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Mr Hipkins said: “There’s an issue about whether it’s Angharad Williamson (using the phone). Can you just confirm you were sent a schedule by the defence (for the youth) to check to see what pattern of YouTube activity there was in the past?”

Ms Claxton said: “Yes.”

Mr Hipkins continued: “The data you were given was between June 2 and August 1, 2021.”

He said that during this time, Dr Pimple Popper videos had been viewed 27 times.

The “Large black head extraction” video had been viewed 140 times between 2019 and 2021.

The court was also told toenail videos had been viewed three times between June and August 2021.




Is this^^^ summary correct when it says that the schedule sent by the defence was for the youth?
Yes the defence will have a witness to look at AW phone activity, because they want to prove it was her using the phone and not ‘somebody else’ IMO
 
I never understood how and why the 3 defendants didn't blame each other (yet). Five people in the house, one a toddler and another a young child, so who would be to blame? So there becomes a need to fabricate an outsider who'd be able to sneak in the small house in the dark and stuffed with people in every room. How would've the outsider gotten in and known the floor plan to sneak up to Logan's room and kidnap him? What a cockamamie story. There's not one operating brain between the 3 of them.
 
Another thing that bothers me is, if Logan's social servicers consider JC's relationship with AW a potential hazard for Logan because of JC's criminal history. How can the same social services (I assume the same agency at least) find that JC is a fit care worker for a very disturbed teenager? He's potentially dangerous for a 5 yr old, but at the same time he's a proper full time carer for a teenager. Does this make any sense?
 
IIRC Logan’s social worker tried to make contact with the youths social worker but never heard back.

I think it’s possible that JC only became the youths primary career after he was returned from foster care. Why else would the social worker for the youth be talking to him about benefits?
 
Another thing that bothers me is, if Logan's social servicers consider JC's relationship with AW a potential hazard for Logan because of JC's criminal history. How can the same social services (I assume the same agency at least) find that JC is a fit care worker for a very disturbed teenager? He's potentially dangerous for a 5 yr old, but at the same time he's a proper full time carer for a teenager. Does this make any sense?
I agree, no doubt when the case is concluded, we will get the usual statement from social services 'lessons will be learned'
 
Another thing that bothers me is, if Logan's social servicers consider JC's relationship with AW a potential hazard for Logan because of JC's criminal history. How can the same social services (I assume the same agency at least) find that JC is a fit care worker for a very disturbed teenager? He's potentially dangerous for a 5 yr old, but at the same time he's a proper full time carer for a teenager. Does this make any sense?

There were three already established hazards to Logan:

1) Birth mother and sole care giver already known to have a pattern of being chaotic and getting in destructive relationships with violent men;
2) JC already been identified and notified as a direct threat to her / Logan's lives;
3) The Youth already identified and known to be a threat to children and animals, therefore implicitly to Logan;

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So... Logan didn't stand a chance did he?

Social services failed to honour Logan's human right to a safe existence. Not one person in that household had capacity or willingness to keep Logan safe.

Yet again, I lay this one right at the feet of the so called PROFESSIONALS INVOLVED. They abjectly failed. Yes, lessons need to be learned.
 
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I agree, no doubt when the case is concluded, we will get the usual statement from social services 'lessons will be learned'
I have read that S Service is understaffed.
1 person does the workload of 3.
They write constant reports, attend Court proceedings, have meetings with Police, check children in violent households and foster families, constantly deal with aggressive people, etc, etc.

Not that I justify them, but it is a hard way to "earn bread".
 
A neighbour said they lived separately.
They only stayed together in AW's house b/c of covid quarantine.
Well, that is what I read.

I don't understand why they were all in quarantine in AW's home even if everyone had covid, which they seemingly didn't. Makes no sense at all. Why would JC and the Youth wish to be in a cramped two bed with a baby and a 5 yr old all day every day when they have their perfectly good own home ?
 
They have upstairs neighbours?
AWs is a ground floor flat.
I don't understand why they were all in quarantine in AW's home even if everyone had covid, which they seemingly didn't. Makes no sense at all. Why would JC and the Youth wish to be in a cramped two bed with a baby and a 5 yr old all day every day when they have their perfectly good own home ?
We don’t know that they were. Plus the witness to the FaceTime on the 27th said Logan was on the stairs. AWs doesn’t have stairs, JCs does.
 
AWs is a ground floor flat.

We don’t know that they were. Plus the witness to the FaceTime on the 27th said Logan was on the stairs. AWs doesn’t have stairs, JCs does.

Ah right, thanks, I see. Yes it was the evidence about Logan sitting on the stairs colouring in that confused me. Also I knew he had gone down some stairs. I mistakenly thought it was the other way around. I suppose Logan could have been sitting on a step, like some ground floor flats have a couple of internal steps.

But hang on... when Logan had the dislocated shoulder, AW gave her statement about how she was cooking in the kitchen, she had Logan in his bedroom on the monitor, heard him jump of his bed and cross the landing, then he was laid screaming injured at the bottom of the stairs... she was speaking as to being at JC's home? Or living in a different previous home? I'm confused, what landing, what stairs? Why would she be cooking Logan's dinner in JC's flat and have a monitor for Logan in JC's flat? How big is JC's home?
 
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