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Teenager and step-parents sentenced over Logan Mwangi’s murder

Craig Mulligan, 14, John Cole, 40, and Angharad Williamson, 31, received life sentences after being convicted of the five-year-old boy’s murder.

The Independent UK

'Pure evil' teen who helped murder Logan Mwangi, 5, unmasked by judge

Mulligan was not related to Logan and is the son of Cole's ex-partner Rebecca Trudgill, who was in a relationship with the monster for over a decade.

Daily Record

Boy, 14, who murdered five-year-old Logan Mwangi has identity revealed

He has been convicted of killing the child along with Logan's mum and stepdad

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Teenage ‘monster’ who murdered five-year-old Logan Mwangi named

Craig Mulligan was just 13 when he took part in fatal assaults on Logan and assisted John Cole, 40, in dumping the boy’s body in a river.

The Independent UK

Why we can now name the teenage murderer responsible for killing his defenceless stepbrother Logan Mwangi

Until now Craig Mulligan's identity has been protected by court order

Wales Online

Teenager, 14, who murdered Logan Mwangi, 5, named as Craig Mulligan

The boy suffered 56 ‘catastrophic’ external injuries similar to those found in victims of a high-speed crash

The Independent UK

'Pure evil' boy, 14, unmasked by judge for murdering Logan Mwangi, 5, with mum's help

Craig Mulligan had been taken in by foster carers for eight weeks but they were unable to cope with his scary behaviour and he was allowed to return to Logan Mwangi's home before the boy died

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Craig Mulligan named as teenager responsible for murdering Logan Mwangi

Craig Mulligan was just 13 when he murdered his stepbrother Logan Mwangi before participating in an elaborate cover-up in a failed bid to avoid justice

Wales Online

Logan Mwangi trial juror suffered 'nightmares' hearing harrowing details of boy's murder

Five-year-old Logan's body was dumped in a river in Bridgend in July 2021, with the child having suffered catastrophic internal injuries akin to a high-speed car crash

Daily Mirror

Police trauma over boy’s murder as prosecutors say: ‘We cannot bring Logan back’

Logan Mwangi was discovered dead in the River Ogmore in Bridgend, having suffered “catastrophic” injuries.

The Independent UK

Mother and stepfather jailed for life for murder of Logan Mwangi

John Cole, Angharad Williamson, and a 14-year-old boy were all found guilty in playing a part in the death of the five-year-old Logan Mwangi

Manchester Evening News

Murdered tot Logan Mwangi's mum and stepdad caged for killing child and dumping body in river

The five-year-old's body was dumped in a river in July 2021 with catastrophic injuries similar to that of a high-speed car crash.

Daily Record

Logan Mwangi's tragic final hours - agonising injuries before tiny body dumped in river

The life of five-year-old Logan Mwangi, brutally murdered by an evil trio supposed to be looking after him, ended in a cloud of lies, deceit and self interest that may prevent his father from ever finding out what really happened to his son

Daily Mirror

Mother and stepfather jailed for life for murdering Logan Mwangi

John Cole and Angharad Williamson murdered the five-year-old boy after subjecting him to a sustained attack in Bridgend, South Wales.

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Logan Mwangi’s mother and stepfather jailed for murder of five-year-old

Angharad Williamson, John Cole and a teenager murdered boy after he suffered months of violent abuse

The Independent UK

Logan Mwangi: Mother and stepfather jailed for murdering boy, 5, found dead in river

Primary school pupil suffered 56 ‘catastrophic’ injuries similar to victims of high-speed crashes or a fall from height

The Independent UK

Logan Mwangi: Five missed chances to save little boy murdered by mother and stepfather

Five-year-old referred to social services months before he was found dead in river near home in south Wales

Wales Online

The harrowing words of Logan Mwangi's father as he details his recurring nightmare

Logan Mwangi, five, was murdered by his mother Angharad Williamson, stepfather John Cole and a youth at his home in Bridgend. His father Ben Mwangi gave an agonising personal impact statement at their sentencing hearing

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Logan Mwangi: Mother and stepfather jailed for life for five-year-old boy’s murder

The boy’s mother Angharad Williamson, 31, stepfather John Cole, 40, and a 14-year-old youth killed him at his home in South Wales last July

The Independent UK

Trio face life sentences for murdering five-year-old Logan Mwangi

The boy’s mother Angharad Williamson, 31, stepfather John Cole, 40, and a 14-year-old youth killed him at his home in South Wales last July.

Daily Record

Father of murdered tot states that the death of his son 'doesn't seem real'

Ben Mwangi said that his son Logan's mother Angharad Williamson, one of three people convicted of murder, had made his life an 'absolute misery' by cutting him out of his tot's life.

The Independent UK

Tragic Logan Mwangi’s father: ‘I’ll always be asking why my son had to die’

Angharad Williamson, 31, John Cole, 40, and a youth were each convicted of murdering Logan Mwangi following a trial at Cardiff Crown Court.

Wales Online

Date set for sentencing of Logan Mwangi's murderers who face life in jail

Logan's mother Angharad Williamson, stepfather John Cole, and a youth who cannot be named were found guilty of murder following a trial at Cardiff Crown Court.

Wales Online

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Logan Mwangi's heartbroken dad pays tribute to 'sweetest boy' who he 'won't see grow up'

Benjamin Mwangi spoke on the steps of Cardiff Crown Court just minutes after seeing three people convicted for his son's death, saying his "wonderful" memories of Logan will "never be tarnished"

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