Mother of Lia Green found guilty of cruelty
The mother of 3 year old Lia Green who was killed by her father has been found guilty of child cruelty.
Mother of Lia Green found guilty of cruelty
The mother of a little girl killed by her father has been found guilty of child cruelty.
Teenager denies murder or manslaughter over fire deaths
A teenager has pleaded not guilty to the murder or manslaughter of four siblings in a house fire in Lancashire.
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Three year old's mother found guilty of cruelty
The mother of a three year old girl from Preston beaten to death by her father has been found guilty of child cruelty.
Natalie Critchley had tried to cover Richard Green's tracks saying her daughter Lia had fallen from a swing.
Rachel Townsend reports.
Mother of Lia Green found guilty of cruelty
The mother of 3 year old Lia Green who was killed by her father has been found guilty of child cruelty.
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Mother of Lia Green found guilty of cruelty
by Amy Welch
The mother of a little girl killed by her father has been found guilty of child cruelty.
Read the full storyMother guilty of cruelty after death of her daughter
Natalie Critchley found guilty of child cruelty after death of her 3-year-old daughter Lia Green.
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