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Man guilty of murdering toddler found in bathroom Man guilty of murdering toddler found in bathroom
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Isabella's body was found with "traumatic injuries", the trial heardIsabella's body was found with "traumatic injuries", the trial heard
A man has been found guilty of murdering a toddler whose body was left in a locked bathroom.A man has been found guilty of murdering a toddler whose body was left in a locked bathroom.
Isabella Rose Wheildon was found dead in a pushchair at a temporary housing unit in Sidegate Lane, Ipswich, on 30 June last year. Scott Jeff, 24, had been in the life of Isabella Rose Wheildon for just 36 days before her body was found on 30 June last year.
Her mother Chelsea Gleason-Mitchell and former partner Scott Jeff, both 24 and previously from Bedfordshire, denied murder and were standing trial. The court heard Jeff and Isabella's mother, Chelsea Gleason-Mitchell, 24, had moved her body around in pushchair at a temporary housing unit in Sidegate Lane, Ipswich.
Jeff was found guilty of murder, while Gleason-Mitchell was found not guilty of murder, but she admitted causing or allowing the death of a child.Jeff was found guilty of murder, while Gleason-Mitchell was found not guilty of murder, but she admitted causing or allowing the death of a child.
The trial at Ipswich Crown Court heard Jeff had only been in Isabella's life for 36 days before she died. Jeff and Gleason-Mitchell, previously from Bedfordshire, denied murder and were standing trial.
Gleason-Mitchell had told a friend that her daughter was dead, and that she had been in her pushchair for three days and was "going to start to smell". The pair had arrived at the temporary housing in Ipswich on 19 June, 11 days before Isabella's body was found.
Ipswich Crown Court heard Gleason-Mitchell had told a friend that her daughter was dead, and that she had been in her pushchair for three days and was "going to start to smell".
The couple had been on a night out the day before they were arrestedThe couple had been on a night out the day before they were arrested
Gleason-Mitchell, of no fixed address, also previously admitted cruelty to a child in relation to cocaine, and cruelty to a child in relation to cannabis.Gleason-Mitchell, of no fixed address, also previously admitted cruelty to a child in relation to cocaine, and cruelty to a child in relation to cannabis.
Jeff, also of no fixed address, was also found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child, cruelty to a child in relation to cocaine, and cruelty to a child in relation to cannabis.Jeff, also of no fixed address, was also found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child, cruelty to a child in relation to cocaine, and cruelty to a child in relation to cannabis.
Prior to living in Ipswich, the trial heard the couple had left the Biggleswade area of Bedfordshire and had lived in hotels in Norfolk, and in a tent on the beach in Caister, in order to get away from Isabella's father Thomas Wheildon.Prior to living in Ipswich, the trial heard the couple had left the Biggleswade area of Bedfordshire and had lived in hotels in Norfolk, and in a tent on the beach in Caister, in order to get away from Isabella's father Thomas Wheildon.
Isabella's body was found under a pile of blankets with "traumatic injuries" by a police officer.Isabella's body was found under a pile of blankets with "traumatic injuries" by a police officer.
The trial, which began on 8 October, heard from expert witnesses that she had suffered "crash-like" injuries including broken and shattered bones.The trial, which began on 8 October, heard from expert witnesses that she had suffered "crash-like" injuries including broken and shattered bones.
Gleason-Mitchell and Jeff were arrested a day after the discovery of Isabella's body, and the court heard the pair were picked up by police having had a night out at the Corn Exchange pub in Bury St Edmunds.Gleason-Mitchell and Jeff were arrested a day after the discovery of Isabella's body, and the court heard the pair were picked up by police having had a night out at the Corn Exchange pub in Bury St Edmunds.
Members of Isabella's family sobbed in the public gallery as they learned of what happened to her in that time.Members of Isabella's family sobbed in the public gallery as they learned of what happened to her in that time.
Sentencing is due on 13 December.Sentencing is due on 13 December.
The judge Mr Justice Garnham addressed Jeff and said: “I am obliged by law to impose a life sentence on you; I will have to fix a minimum term for you to serve."The judge Mr Justice Garnham addressed Jeff and said: “I am obliged by law to impose a life sentence on you; I will have to fix a minimum term for you to serve."