patting the dog onl a few justice tipples. patting the dog only a few weeks _ justice tipples.r. - justice tipples. patting the dog only a few weeks earlier. you l justice tipples. patting the dog i only a few weeks earlier. you both still did nothing to help finley, rather you continued to leave him to suffer. the next day, christmas eve, he went out as a family shopping in chesterfield for three and a half hours with finley in his pram. you did that to ensure that in that time, social care would not find you at home. getting finley ready to go out, moving him in and out of his pram, would have caused him excruciating pain. then in the cold december evening, you all went out for another hour to tesco and one shopin for another hour to tesco and one shop in old whittington. the items you bought included formula milk for finley. when you got home, finley was put to bed in his cot and by the early hours of christmas day, he was dead. you delayed calling the ambulance, but once you had done so, the paramedics were almost immediately at your home at 2:32am on christmas day and shor

we cut away again and frayed from mrs justice tipples we cut away again and frayed from mrsjustice tipplesou do not see the wider court room or finley boden“s parents, who had been sentenced. finley boden was a ten—month—old boy who died on christmas day 2020 during one of the covid lockdowns. his family living on the outskirts of chesterfield, this court case taking place in derby. we have the live page running on the bbc news website and also the bbc app. just some of the comments thatjustice tipples has been making in her sentencing remarks. she said that both parents knew that he was dead when they dialled 999 on christmas day, that finley had been dead for half an hour, and five months later the paramedics who had been called arrived on the scene. when they did arrived on the scene. when they did arrive and that saw finley, they couldn't find a pulse. the house was unkempt and dirty. thejudge couldn't find a pulse. the house was unkempt and dirty. the judge said there was obvious marks around his mouth and nose, wins too. the paramedics ask for a history of what happened to finley fro

one of the things that justice tipples said, accept their fate. something that affected most of us who covered the case. _ affected most of us who covered the case. she _ affected most of us who covered the case, she talked about the facts of his last _ case, she talked about the facts of his last day— case, she talked about the facts of his last day as being terrible to describe — his last day as being terrible to describe and very distressing, the fact that _ describe and very distressing, the fact that he had been badly beaten at least _ fact that he had been badly beaten at least twice. and because they did not seek— at least twice. and because they did not seek any help at all, finley court _ not seek any help at all, finley court endocarditis, septicaemia and pneumonia — court endocarditis, septicaemia and pneumonia. and if they had let someone — pneumonia. and if they had let someone in, just a simple course of antibiotics— someone in, just a simple course of antibiotics could have saved him, he might— antibiotics could have saved him, he mi

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that was justice tipples that at derby crown court sentencing the parents of finley boden.will have to serve, at which point they will be reviews. but they may not be release, they may serve longer sentences than that. my colleague inside the court reported there was a single audible gasp inside the court when the jail terms were set. we did not see finley�*s parents, but the parents were said to be hunched overin the parents were said to be hunched over in the dock, with a gap of several seats between them, and are staring in silence as the sentences were passed. following this case has been the bbc�*s sanchia berg, who is in the news room. it took an hour or so for thejudge to in the news room. it took an hour or so for the judge to summarise the last few moments and days of young finley�*s life, and i really was very graphic, very shocking testimony of the abuse inflicted upon him. that is riaht, the abuse inflicted upon him. that is right. she _ the abuse inflicted upon him. that is right, she went _ the abuse inflicted upon him. trust is right, she went through in quit

during sentencing, thejudge justice amanda tipples said that medical help in the minutes and hours beforedeath would have saved his life. ina in a moment we will hear about how his parents used the covid pandemic to hide their actions. our midlands correspondent phil mackie is at derby combined court. i'm afraid here we are again talking about the death of a child at the hands of the people who should have been looking after him, and in whom he should have been able to trust, and once more we are talking about a case in which questions are being asked as to whether or not the authorities might have been able to do something to intervene to save his life. for the first nine months of his life, finley boden, who had been taken into care shortly after birth, thrived. he was safe and happy. in a statement read out in court, his family called him a happy, chuckling baby. they described his parents, stephen boden and shannon marsden, as monstrous. he died on christmas day 2020, just weeks after being returned to their care. he'd suffered 130 separate injuries. it's absolutely incomprehensible a

during sentencing, thejudge justice amanda tipples said that medical help in the minutes and hours before first nine months of his life, finley boden, who had been taken into care shortly after birth, thrived. he was safe and happy. in a statement read out in court, his family called him a happy, chuckling baby. they described his parents, stephen boden and shannon marsden, as monstrous. he died on christmas day 2020, just weeks after being returned to their care. he'd suffered 130 separate injuries. it's absolutely incomprehensible and despicable what they have done. they are truly reprehensible with no consequence for what actions they could've done. and you've covered lots of cases like this. in terms of what you have seen and heard and witnessed... the injuries are the most horrific that i've seen, and the fact that they had the opportunity to seek medical attention for that child and failed to do so simply for their own means is beyond words. the bbc�*s uncovered documents which relate to the decision to return finley to his parents�* care. it shows how they pretended to have turned