Josephine Conlon: Last News

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA mentally ill violent offender has been handed a life sentence, with a minimum hybrid and hospital term of 11 years after he attempted to murder a woman as she pushed her child in London.Mark Brazant, 44, had plead guilty to the attempted murder of Josephine Conlon, 36, who had been pushing her baby in a pram when Brazant stabbed her in the face and neck seven times. The mum was left dripping with blood and shouted "I've been stabbed" to a passerby as she tried to take care of her child on the afternoon of December 30 2019.

a knifeman yesterday pleading guilty to stabbing a mum in the face as she pushed her pram. Josephine Conlon, 36, had been pushing her baby in a pram in Streatham, south-west London, when she was set upon by Mark Brazant on the afternoon of December 30 last year.

slashed across the neck and face while walking her baby wept as he heard her harrowing screams played in court.Josephine Conlon cried out “Help me! Help me!” as she was attacked while her 21-month-daughter cried out from her buggy.In court on Monday her Australian husband, Greg, wept as he watched chilling footage of Josephine crossing paths with a man in London just minutes before he followed her into a side street in the dark.The chilling footage showed a man said to be Brazant catching a bus at around 4.30pm on December 30 last year.He is then seen walking through traffic on Streatham High Road before crossing paths with Josephine on the pavement where she walked along with her daughter in the pushchair.Moments later, the man dressed in