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Police investigating the death of a woman outside her own home have released the first image of the deceased mum. Chintzia McIntyre, 48, was found dead after what police said was a "serious assault".

A man bombarded his ex-girlfriend with "utterly vile" messages after finding out she was in a new relationship.

A paedophile wept in the dock as he was handed a suspended sentence for amassing a huge collection of child abuse images.

A man told a top judge that he "completely forgot" to show up for jury duty.

The family of a man stabbed to death on his own doorstep by someone he had earlier spoken to and hugged wept as his killer was convicted of murder.

A teenager has been jailed for life after shooting a 15-year-old schoolgirl at a bus stop. The teenage girl was shot in the neck as Rio Jones, 19, fired six shots at a rival he was chasing, reports the Liverpool Echo.

Liverpool Echo, the abuse came to light when a fourth man was arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children. Police examined his phone and found images and videos of Bevan abusing a child.Bevan was arrested on October 25, 2021, while Rafferty was arrested on November 3, 2021, and Hutton on November 4 the same year.Rafferty and Hutton both admitted that they were the men in the images.

A vile woman who sexually abused a little girl alongside two men planned to charge for child abuse so that she could raise funds for a house with a cellar.

Liverpool Crown Court today (Friday, March 25), when evil Bevan laughed and smiled with security officers, before wiping away tears with a tissue when the judge came into court, reports the Liverpool Echo.Judge Andrew Menary, QC, told the sick predator he was considering an indeterminate sentence for her and that he required written submissions from the prosecution and the defence lawyers on the matter.The judge said: "Obviously of particular concern for the court is the fact that there are exchanges of messages involving shockingly depraved fantasies."And they didn't remain as simply fantasies, some of these were played out in real life. I won't go into the detail of what they are now.

A trial date has been set for a teenager charged with the murder of 12-year-old Ava White in Liverpool.

Parents who forced their children to live in 'appalling' filth reminiscent of a 'Victorian slum' walked free from court.

hereAt Liverpool Crown Court last November, Judge Andrew Menary QC said Joe had not been intent on causing trouble, and that he was 'tragically in the wrong place, at very much the wrong time'.At the conclusion of a murder trial Momodou Jallow, 22, of Ashley Lane, Moston, was convicted of murdering Joe and jailed for life, to serve a minimum of 22 years, and Kamara, 23, of Beswick Drive, Failsworth, was jailed for 11 years for manslaughter and unlawful wounding, but cleared of murder, wounding with intent, and possessing a knife.It can now be reported that Kamara applied to the Court of Appeal for leave to appeal against his sentence.But Lord Justice Hodden-Cave, Mr Justice Jeremy Baker and Mrs Justice Moulder refused the application at a

the Liverpool Echo reports.The second rocket hit the Liver Building's first floor balcony.It set a patch of artificial grass and decking on fire and caused almost £30,000 of damage, Liverpool Crown Court heard.Egglesden, of Scarisbrick, handed himself into police the next day after his dad saw footage of the incident on the Liverpool Echo website.The court heard Egglesden and others deliberately fired rockets at the Liver Building over it being lit up in blue.Sentencing, Judge Andrew Menary QC said: "I have no doubt you did that because you and others there that night knew it was a building associated with your rival team, Everton Football Club."The group thought the building was lit up in blue for their rival football team, when in actual