A PAIR of evil birth parents who tortured their baby boy so badly he had to have both legs amputated are set to be freed in days. Jody Simpson, 24, and Anthony Smith, 47, have served just five year…
A PAIR of evil birth parents who tortured their baby boy so badly he had to have both legs amputated are set to be freed in days.
, have served just five years of their ten year sentences for the horrific abuse of Tony Hudgell, now seven.Tony's adoptive mum says he wants to become a police officer so he can re-arrest his birth parentsCredit: PA:Press Association They were convicted of cruelty at Maidstone Crown Court back in February 2018 and sentenced to ten years in jail.
But the evil pair are set to be freed this month after serving just half their time – to the fury of his adoptive mum, Paula Hudgell, who says the “sickening” news feels “like a blow to the stomach”.
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