British couple sentenced for involuntary manslaughter of disabled daughter

A couple in Wales have been jailed for the manslaughter of their 16-year-old disabled daughter. A jury in Swansea, Wales, sentenced the dead girl’s father to seven-and-a-half years in prison and her mother to six years in prison in the case on Wednesday.

Prior to the verdict, the jury was told that the deceased, Kylia Tutford, died as a result of morbid obesity. Due to his disability, he required the support of a wheelchair and the help of his parents and spent the last few months of his life in extremely dirty and unpleasant conditions.

Prosecutors told the jury that the conditions Kaylia was living in “were unfit for an animal, let alone a 16-year-old girl, completely dependent on her parents for her care.” had to depend.”

Officials say that when the police and other concerned authorities reached Kaylia’s house, they were ‘shocked’ by the smell of rotting flesh. Kaylia was found dead with multiple wounds on her body surrounded by trash, urine bottles and dirty toilet pads used for dog training.

During the hearing, the jury was told that at the time Kaylia was found dead, her body was covered in flies and insects, and that she died of inflammation and ulcers associated with the mutilation. She was born with spinal bifida, which causes neurological and spinal problems. As a result, he suffered from hydrocephalus, in which fluid accumulates on the brain.

Kylie’s father Alan Tutford admitted to the jury that he had stopped caring about his daughter since she became an adult. “I’m lazy,” he said. He had pleaded not guilty in the case before admitting that he had a role in his daughter’s death.

A jury later convicted him of involuntary manslaughter and negligence and sentenced him to seven and a half years in prison. Sarah Lloyd-Jones, Kylie’s mother, also pleaded guilty in the case, after which she was sentenced to six years in prison.

According to local media reports, Sara’s lawyer had told the jury during his arguments that his client was suffering from depression and low intellect. In the light of these arguments, Sara Allen has been sentenced to a lesser term than her husband.