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tortured his son until his legs were amputated has been attacked with tuna tins in prison.Anthony Smith is serving a decade in jail for his and Jody Simpson's horrendous abuse of little six-week-old Tony Hudgell.Once thrown behind bars at Swaleside Prison on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, Smith found himself on the receiving end of bullying, KentLive reports.Maidstone Crown Court has heard how the baby-beater needed 12 teeth replaced after lags Michael Stewart and Nathan Odgers took him hostage and repeatedly hit him with tuna tin-filled socks in a two-hour ordeal.The two men pushed Smith, then aged 47, into his single cell on August 7 2018 and tied him to his bed and threatened to 'chop off his legs' when fellow inmates shouted out who he was and why he was in jail.Stewart and Odgers, themselves victims of physical child abuse and neglect, then launched their brutal assault which left the tins 'heavily dented' and Smith needing hospital treatment for multiple teeth fractures and bruising. Six months earlier, Smith had been jailed for 10 years alongside girlfriend Jody Simpson after they were convicted at the same court of inflicting numerous limb fractures to their young son Tony, resulting in multi-organ failure and sepsis.

released from prison after just five years.Jody Simpson, 24, and Anthony Smith, 47, were each given 10 years for cruelty at Maidstone Crown Court in 2018.They had beaten their son to the point where Tony, Seven, had torn ligaments, contracted sepsis and broken fingers and toes.READ MORE: Mum finds out 'loner' neighbour is paedo who took photos of her on all fours in a bikiniThe adoptive mother of Tony, Paula Hudgell, has become an influential fundraising and charity voice, campaigning for tougher sentencing and a new register for child abusers.But now Paula, 54, has been informed by authorities that Simpson will be out in the coming week and Smith by the end of the month.The pair of abusers get released halfway through their sentences automatically. Speaking to the Mirror, Paula said: “These monsters have spent just five years behind bars while Tony faces a lifetime of challenges as a result of their wickedness.“They don’t go before the parole board or have to show any remorse to walk free.

The adoptive mum of a boy, 5, whose legs were amputated after vile abuse by his parents has begged the prison service not to release them early due to the coronavirus pandemic.