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Asa Davison : Jailed for killing girlfriend's unborn baby
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A jealous boyfriend who killed his pregnant partner's unborn baby because it bothered him that it was fathered by another man was jailed for life today.
Asa Davison, from Gillingham, Dorset, attacked victim Isabelle Irish when she was 29 weeks pregnant to destroy the child.
The 35-year-old woman, who has a history of domestic violence, deliberately kicked and hit Miss Irish in the stomach and dragged her down the road.
She was found crouched in the backyard of a home by the owner who called the police.
Miss Irish was taken to the hospital and a scan did not detect a fetal heartbeat. She had to give birth to her stillborn baby, who had been perfectly healthy in her 20-week scan.
Davison was found guilty of the lesser known crime of destroying children under the Child Life Preservation Act (1929) following a trial in Bournemouth Crown Court.
Today, a judge called Davison "very dangerous" for women, as he imprisoned him for life, with a minimum sentence of 12 years before he can be considered for parole.
Davison was also found guilty of assault causing actual bodily harm and perverting the course of justice for crimes committed in late 2020.
Representing himself via video link at the sentencing hearing, he said that he had not had a fair trial and "never intended to kill anyone."
He left the link to the video during the course of the hearing.
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Asa Davison : Jailed for killing girlfriend's unborn baby
Asa Davison Wiki
Asa Davison Biography
Who is Asa Davison?
A jealous boyfriend who killed his pregnant partner's unborn baby because it bothered him that it was fathered by another man was jailed for life today.
Asa Davison, from Gillingham, Dorset, attacked victim Isabelle Irish when she was 29 weeks pregnant to destroy the child.
The 35-year-old woman, who has a history of domestic violence, deliberately kicked and hit Miss Irish in the stomach and dragged her down the road.
She was found crouched in the backyard of a home by the owner who called the police.
Miss Irish was taken to the hospital and a scan did not detect a fetal heartbeat. She had to give birth to her stillborn baby, who had been perfectly healthy in her 20-week scan.
Davison was found guilty of the lesser known crime of destroying children under the Child Life Preservation Act (1929) following a trial in Bournemouth Crown Court.
Today, a judge called Davison "very dangerous" for women, as he imprisoned him for life, with a minimum sentence of 12 years before he can be considered for parole.
Davison was also found guilty of assault causing actual bodily harm and perverting the course of justice for crimes committed in late 2020.
Representing himself via video link at the sentencing hearing, he said that he had not had a fair trial and "never intended to kill anyone."
He left the link to the video during the course of the hearing.
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