Isabelle Rose Welsh

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Even the “summary” articles are behind a paywall, so there’s only a small audience of subscribers.
@50sGirl has suggested archiving, however I am unsure if this works for live updates.

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"Intimidating" people who query what has happened is a red flag all on its own, FFS!
 
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Thank you @OGJessicaFletcher for posting the updates.

How is “intimidating hospital staff” just allowed to happen? Every GP surgery and ED I’ve ever been in has signs up saying that staff have the right to work without being abused, and anyone who does will be removed at the very least.
 
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So the CCTV in the house was due to previous DV. Now usually this wouldn't be self funded and would come from either SS, the council or a domestic abuse charity especially if it had previously been disclosed. (You can apply for grants to have this done). This should also mean that various support should be in place and should of monitored. So, is the CCTV actual CCTV and funded by support or something like a ring camera that can either record certain sections and be deleted and therefore self funded or actual CCTV that can't be accessed from the home. This still has more questions than answers that I fear we will never understand.
The searching online of her partner for sex offences, what exactly made her think to even do that? As stated before, the sex offenders register is not able to be accessed by the public. Why didn't she do a Sarah's law? It does take a while to do sadly, but the Child Exploitation Team at the police would of liaised with SS to safeguard depending on what was divulged.
Or even better, as soon as she had that thought in her head get support. Could this even be a case where it was both of them doing these things to her, however mum wanting to portray it was just the boyfriend?
Why didn't her mum and stepdad, step in when they noticed things weren't right and protect their granddaughter. They presumably would of been aware of the excessive drinking and the smell of cannabis in the house, knowing that environment wasn't safe for her.
I honestly feel that every year 11 should have to do a form of the freedom program to understand the different types of abuse about.
 
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This is a bit random/off topic so apologies but just something I’ve been reflecting on. After my first baby I really struggled with feeling like I wasn’t “good enough” because I felt like I’m not funny enough, imaginative enough, like I wasn’t doing enough with him or doing the right things etc etc. Anyway this went on for months and got me really down, but reading about Isabelle & Preston and thinking about all the other babies who’ve experienced similar awful/tragic situations has made me realise that my baby had everything he needed. You don’t need to be a comedian or going to classes every day or anything complicated. All these babies want is comfort, love, safety and peace. It’s so simple yet that was too much for their supposed caregivers to provide 😔
 
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Jurors were told Isabelle suffered 21 fractures, including a fatal one to her skull, as well as enduring significant sexual abuse in the weeks leading up to her death.

21 fractures 😕 my heart breaks a bit more with every word I read .
 
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It seems very strange the Grandmother had never met the boyfriend Harrison. Did she not have regular contact with Isabelle to realise she was being abused? The mother seems a very entitled horror
 
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It seems very strange the Grandmother had never met the boyfriend Harrison. Did she not have regular contact with Isabelle to realise she was being abused? The mother seems a very entitled horror

Something I read said that he wouldn’t meet the grandmother due to his “anxiety”
 
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Jurors were told Isabelle suffered 21 fractures, including a fatal one to her skull, as well as enduring significant sexual abuse in the weeks leading up to her death.

21 fractures 😕 my heart breaks a bit more with every word I read .

It is the stuff of nightmares. The pain that tiny little mite must have been in is too much to contemplate.
When I read of Isabelle pointing at her leg and saying 'knee' 'knee' whilst in great distress is just unbearable.
 
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It is the stuff of nightmares. The pain that tiny little mite must have been in is too much to contemplate.
When I read of Isabelle pointing at her leg and saying 'knee' 'knee' whilst in great distress is just unbearable.
Let down by everyone who were meant to care .
i can’t begin to imagine the poor jury having to listen to this .. 😕
 
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The more I read, the more I feel like we should all be sterilised at birth and made to pass a test to be a parent
 
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The more I read, the more I feel like we should all be sterilised at birth and made to pass a test to be a parent
Literally said this either on this thread or the Preston one! I sometimes feel like I also don’t want to hear about it, social media and 24/7 news has a lot to answer for. But I recognise this is a privilege and we should know what’s happening in the scary world we live in. Show us all what’s out there so we can report these monsters as soon as we suspect anything untoward. Also begs the question- how? How is this happening? What is literally wrong with these people? What’s gone wrong inside of them that does this? Now, I’m no defender of pdfs but there are people in the world who understand they have these urges or whatever, who do something about it, chemical castration, don’t put themselves into situations that they know they can’t handle. What makes them different to the ones that carry it out? Chemical imbalances? What is it? Fascinating,
 
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Literally said this either on this thread or the Preston one! I sometimes feel like I also don’t want to hear about it, social media and 24/7 news has a lot to answer for. But I recognise this is a privilege and we should know what’s happening in the scary world we live in. Show us all what’s out there so we can report these monsters as soon as we suspect anything untoward. Also begs the question- how? How is this happening? What is literally wrong with these people? What’s gone wrong inside of them that does this? Now, I’m no defender of pdfs but there are people in the world who understand they have these urges or whatever, who do something about it, chemical castration, don’t put themselves into situations that they know they can’t handle. What makes them different to the ones that carry it out? Chemical imbalances? What is it? Fascinating,
i understand exactly what you’re saying.
I can’t remember now how long a period this was over, am I right in assuming Isabelle's father never saw her in the time she was being abused ?
 
It seems very strange the Grandmother had never met the boyfriend Harrison. Did she not have regular contact with Isabelle to realise she was being abused? The mother seems a very entitled horror
Huge red flag, he wouldn’t meet her because he had anxiety apparently. Can you imagine letting a new boyfriend move into your home and coming out with this load of twaddle.

I’m not blaming the Grandmother/Step Grandad at all but for reasons unknown they chose to ignore a lot of obvious signs something wasn’t quite right here. Grandmother agreed Isabelle should leave the hospital that night, I’m pretty sure it said that both G/parents noticed her limping.
 
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If a random male moved into the same home as my grandchild, there's no way in hell I wouldn't be asking to know who he was. And if asking didn't work, I'd be demanding to know. In fact I would go round pronto to see what was going on.
 
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Huge red flag, he wouldn’t meet her because he had anxiety apparently. Can you imagine letting a new boyfriend move into your home and coming out with this load of twaddle.

I’m not blaming the Grandmother/Step Grandad at all but for reasons unknown they chose to ignore a lot of obvious signs something wasn’t quite right here. Grandmother agreed Isabelle should leave the hospital that night, I’m pretty sure it said that both G/parents noticed her limping.
See, I do absolutely blame the grandmother. She saw Isabelle covered in bruises on several occasions and clearly unwell the day before she died. IIRC she was also with her daughter when Isabelle was taken to hospital with the broken leg and all the safeguarding concerns and kick off that followed. Add to that, the boyfriend living in the house who her daughter had only known 5 minutes (and the grandmother had never even met) while also knowing her daughter had a history of being vulnerable to domestic abuse. Surely that combination should have set every alarm bell ringing.
 
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See, I do absolutely blame the grandmother. She saw Isabelle covered in bruises on several occasions and clearly unwell the day before she died. IIRC she was also with her daughter when Isabelle was taken to hospital with the broken leg and all the safeguarding concerns and kick off that followed. Add to that, the boyfriend living in the house who her daughter had only known 5 minutes (and the grandmother had never even met) while also knowing her daughter had a history of being vulnerable to domestic abuse. Surely that combination should have set every alarm bell ringing.
Same here , it’s her duty as a grandparent to protect her grandchildren especially knowing there was a man she didn’t know living in the same house .
She should have been demanding to know how the broken leg occurred .
 
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