Daniel Pelka
A mother and stepfather were found guilty of the horrific and brutal murder of her 4 year old son. They were both sentenced to serve “at least” 30 years imprisonment in August 2013.
Mariusz Krezolek was convicted of murdering Daniel Pelka alongside his partner Magdelena Luczak, who was the boy’s mother. ….. were both jailed for 30 years in August 2013 after a court heard they subjected Daniel to “unimaginable acts of cruelty and brutality”. ….. Daniel Pelka, whose physical condition was likened by a doctor to that of a concentration camp victim, is alleged to have been deliberately starved over several months.
The mother was found dead in her cell in July last year and had, it was said, “hanged herself”.
Magdelena Luczak: Mother jailed for murdering four-year-old son Daniel Pelka dies in prison
Paramedics attended the 29-year-old’s cell at HMP Foston Hall in Derby at around 7:15am on 14 July. She was pronounced dead at the scene, according to a Ministry of Justice spokesman.
The stepfather, now 36, was found dead in his cell on Wednesday this week
Daniel Pelka: Stepfather Mariusz Krezolek who abused and murdered four-year-old found dead in prison
A Prison Service spokesperson said: “HMP Full Sutton prisoner Mariusz Krezolek was found unresponsive in his cell at 8.30am on Wednesday 28 January. “Staff immediately attempted resuscitation but he was pronounced dead shortly after.
By all accounts they would both have been prime candidates if capital punishment were still in force.
Officially, of course, the UK no longer has capital punishment – even for the most heinous cases.
But deaths while in captivity always carry a trace of a question. Certainly the deaths are very convenient for the UK authorities, both during the custodial period and the period of welfare and social care thereafter. And I can’t help wondering if there couldn’t be just one coincidence too many in this case.
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