The face of a mum who admitted to killing her son has been revealed.
Carol Hodgson, 39, pleaded responsible to murdering her toddler Daniel following a brief court docket listening to on June 13.
Cleveland Police has now launched an image of the mum and confirmed that Daniel, who was killed in Guisborough, North Yorkshire, is her baby, Teesside Dwell studies.
Hodgson can be sentenced on July 15.
Investigating officer Detective Inspector Matt Hollingsworth mentioned: “Immediately our ideas are with Daniel’s household. The lack of Daniel, at such a younger age, is past comprehension.
“I’d prefer to thank all of the workforce who've labored on this harrowing investigation and ensured that we may convey this matter to court docket.”
“In response to a strong case in opposition to her, Carol Hodgson has now pleaded responsible to Daniel’s homicide and we sincerely hope that those that knew Daniel discover some measure of consolation on this, at what should stay a really tough time for them.”
Police attended a house in Higher Garth Gardens, Guisborough, on February 2 after a report of concern was made concerning the toddler.
The boy was taken to hospital however sadly died. Hodgson was arrested two days later and charged with homicide by the Sunday of that week.
The loss of life of little Daniel Hodgson Inexperienced despatched shockwaves by way of the Guisborough neighborhood, with locals holding a vigil and laid floral tributes on the dwelling in Higher Garth Gardens.
Christopher Atkinson, Head of the Crown Courtroom Unit at CPS North East, mentioned: “Over the course of this case the Crown Prosecution Service has labored carefully with our colleagues in Cleveland Police.
"By way of the excellent proof that they've offered, the Crown Prosecution Service has been in a position to clearly set up the tragic sequence of occasions which culminated in Daniel’s loss of life.
Decide Paul Watson remanded Hodgson, of Higher Garth Gardens, in custody. No particulars concerning the offence have been mentioned throughout the ten-minute listening to.
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