River Ogmore: Last News

"Evil" teen Craig Mulligan appeared unfazed and emotionless as he was questioned by police just days after murdering Logan Mwangi. The babyfaced killer's identity was revealed for the first time yesterday after he was jailed for the five-year-old's murder alongside stepfather John Cole, 40, and stepmother Angharad Williamson, 31.

Murdered Logan Mwangi was failed during the Covid lockdown - when multiple opportunities were missed by social services to save the schoolboy, a safeguarding review has found. The five-year-old was brutally killed by family just weeks after he was "stepped down" from the child protection register.

A body language expert has revealed teen killer Craig Mulligan showed the "hallmarks of a psychopath" in his interview with police.

mum and step-dad have been jailed for life for brutally murdering the five-year-old – despite going to sickening lengths to try and get away with it.Logan was found dead on July 31 last year in the River Ogmore near his home in Bridgend, south Wales with horrific injuries typically found in car crash victims.The child, who suffered 56 external cuts and bruises, and “catastrophic” internal injuries, was discovered by police partially submerged, wearing dinosaur pyjama bottoms and a Spider-Man top. READ MORE: Sick moment Logan Mwangi's killer mum cried crocodile tears as she was grilled by copsToday, after a delay at Cardiff Crown Court, his killers mum Angharad Williamson, 31, and stepdad John Cole, 40, were sentenced to life behind bars.Williamson was handed a minimum sentence of 28 years, while Cole will be jailed for a minimum term of 29 years.A 14-year-old boy was also sentenced to life detention with a minimum of 15 years.He cannot be named at this time for legal reasons.Members of Logan’s family were present in the packed courtroom, presided over by Mrs Justice Jefford DBE.Prosecutor Caroline Rees QC told the court that Logan "would have had an 80% chance of survival" with medical help.Shockingly, she said that the child would have been in so much pain during his attack that he "would have required morphine."She likened the injuries and pain levels to that of a car crash victim or someone who had a fall from a great height.

murder after the body of a five-year-old was pulled from a river in Wales. The child who was pulled from the River Ogmore in South Wales has been named locally as "funny and polite" Logan Williamson.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The five-year-old schoolboy who was pulled from the River Ogmore in South Wales has been named locally as "funny and polite" Logan Williamson.Two adults and a 13-year-old boy have been arrested on suspicion of murder after Logan's body was found in the water less than a quarter of a mile from his home near Bridgend.The child was reported missing at 5.45am on Saturday morning as his mum frantically walked the streets calling out for him.Neighbours even said they heard her screaming that the "door was open", sparking fears he had walked out of his house to the river nearby.Police have since arrested a 39-year-old man, a 30-year-old woman and a 13-year-old boy on suspicion of murder.Police

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The mum of a five-year-old boy who was pulled from a river was heard calling for her son and screaming "the back door was open" before he was found dead.The five-year-old was reported missing at around 5.45am on Saturday morning (July 31) from his family home in Sarn, Bridgend and was dead in the River Ogmore, near Pandy Park – less than a quarter of a mile from his home. He was taken to Princess of Wales Hospital, where he was confirmed dead.Neighbours claimed they heard the mum desperately shouting "the back door was open".One neighbour said: "I could hear the mum screaming for her son.