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Europe January 12, 2026

DAD'S SAVAGERY: Baby's Life SHATTERED – You Won't Believe What He Did!

DAD'S SAVAGERY: Baby's Life SHATTERED – You Won't Believe What He Did!

A baby girl’s life was irrevocably altered by an act of brutal violence, leaving her with devastating, lifelong disabilities. The perpetrator, instead of offering aid, simply vanished after inflicting the injuries.

Medical examinations revealed the horrifying extent of the damage: bleeding on the brain, a fractured skull, and extensive bruising covered the tiny body. Doctors worked tirelessly, but the injuries were catastrophic, setting in motion a future filled with unimaginable challenges.

The little girl now faces severe physical and intellectual disabilities, impaired vision, and a lifetime of epileptic seizures. Her development has been tragically stunted, mirroring the effects of cerebral palsy – a cruel consequence of one person’s callous actions.

The man responsible has been sentenced to 35 years in prison, a punishment the judge described as fitting for an act of “horrendous callousness and self-interest.” Yet, no sentence can truly repair the damage done.

Throughout the legal proceedings, the defendant attempted to evade responsibility, initially trying to withdraw his guilty plea and later attempting to shift blame onto a family member. He displayed a disturbing pattern of self-pity and a complete lack of remorse.

His past reveals a history of troubling behavior, including convictions for driving offenses, vandalism, assault, stalking, and public disorder. This wasn’t an isolated incident, but a continuation of a pattern of disregard for others.

Pictured here is Rhydian Jamieson A brute who tried to kill a baby by throwing the child at a TV screen was today(mon) jailed for 35 years. Rhydian Jamieson, 28, caused the child to be brain-damaged for life in the attack while playing a video game. Jamieson - who was described as a "monster" by the child's grandmother - fled without getting medical help for the baby after the attack. The court heard he contacted people he knew from online gaming to say he had ???snapped??? and ???lost it??? to throw the baby at a television. His gaming friends told Jamieson to call an ambulance - but he told them he thought the child was dead. Prosecutor Caroline Rees KC said Jamieson took steps to ???conceal??? the crime by placing the child under a duvet. He then ???ran away??? from the scene and did not call the emergency services. Miss Rees told Swansea Crown Court the baby suffered ???profound, life-alterning??? brain damage as a result. She said the baby had ???significant physical and intellectual impairment??? and will require life-long care and support ???for all activities in life???. Miss Rees saids the child has also suffered visual impairment, is likely to suffer from epileptic seizures for life, and has ???global developmental delay??? with ???features of cerebral palsy???. Miss Rees said Jamieson was arrested later that night and told police that he had killed the child. An impact statement from the child???s grandmother described Jamieson as a ???monster???. The court also heard from another family member who described Jamieson as a ???pathetic man-child who wanted to inflict pain on an innocent child???. The mother of the victim described him as a ???disgusting person??? who has caused her family so much pain. The court heard Jamieson later tried to blame another member of the child???s family for causing the injuries. But the person falsely blamed was not at the property at the time in January last year. Miss Rees said emergency services were called to a property in Y Ferwig, Ceredigion, and a baby was rushed to Glangwili Hospital in Carmarthen. She says due to the severity of the child???s injury the infant was rushed to University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff where medics found bleeding on the brain, a fractured skull, bleeding in both eyes, and bruising and swelling to the face and limbs. The injuries were deemed to be ???life threatening???. Jamieson has previous convictions for driving matters, criminal damage, common assault, stalking, and public disorder. Gerard Hillman KC, mitigating for Jamieson, said he accepted he had caused injury. Judge Paul Thomas KT had a letter from Jamieson via the prison saying he will not be attending the hearing. The judge said Jamieson said he has been wrongfully charged, and that he ???suffered enough pain mentally???. Jamieson, of Newcastle Emlyn, admitted attempted murder of the tiny tot who was left with "catastrophic and life-threatening" injuries. The judge told him: ???You have not had the courage to come to court today to have sentence passed against you. "You claim you are wrongfully convicted - I find you do not show a scintilla of true remorse for what you did to that baby. "Your only thoughts are all about you and not about anybody else??? The judge says in a ???fit of uncontrollable temper??? he threw the baby at a television. Judge Thomas said: "Acting like the coward you are, you left the scene without checking on the child, having first concealed the infant under a duvet." The judge says Jamieson did not check the child or call the emergency services but simply left the infant ???for all you knew dying???. Judge Thomas called it ???an act of horrendous callousness and self-interest???. He jailed Jamieson for 35 years. WALES NEWS SERVICE

The family, understandably shattered, delivered heartbreaking statements to the court, branding him a “pathetic man-child” motivated by a desire to inflict pain on a defenseless infant. Their grief and anger were palpable, a testament to the profound loss they have endured.

In a final act of defiance, the defendant refused to appear at his sentencing, clinging to a false narrative of wrongful accusation and claiming to have suffered enough. His absence spoke volumes about his character and his inability to confront the gravity of his crimes.

The case stands as a stark and tragic illustration of the devastating consequences of violence, and the enduring pain inflicted upon a family forever changed by a single, horrific act.

Pictured here is Rhydian Jamieson A brute who tried to kill a baby by throwing the child at a TV screen was today(mon) jailed for 35 years. Rhydian Jamieson, 28, caused the child to be brain-damaged for life in the attack while playing a video game. Jamieson - who was described as a "monster" by the child's grandmother - fled without getting medical help for the baby after the attack. The court heard he contacted people he knew from online gaming to say he had ???snapped??? and ???lost it??? to throw the baby at a television. His gaming friends told Jamieson to call an ambulance - but he told them he thought the child was dead. Prosecutor Caroline Rees KC said Jamieson took steps to ???conceal??? the crime by placing the child under a duvet. He then ???ran away??? from the scene and did not call the emergency services. Miss Rees told Swansea Crown Court the baby suffered ???profound, life-alterning??? brain damage as a result. She said the baby had ???significant physical and intellectual impairment??? and will require life-long care and support ???for all activities in life???. Miss Rees saids the child has also suffered visual impairment, is likely to suffer from epileptic seizures for life, and has ???global developmental delay??? with ???features of cerebral palsy???. Miss Rees said Jamieson was arrested later that night and told police that he had killed the child. An impact statement from the child???s grandmother described Jamieson as a ???monster???. The court also heard from another family member who described Jamieson as a ???pathetic man-child who wanted to inflict pain on an innocent child???. The mother of the victim described him as a ???disgusting person??? who has caused her family so much pain. The court heard Jamieson later tried to blame another member of the child???s family for causing the injuries. But the person falsely blamed was not at the property at the time in January last year. Miss Rees said emergency services were called to a property in Y Ferwig, Ceredigion, and a baby was rushed to Glangwili Hospital in Carmarthen. She says due to the severity of the child???s injury the infant was rushed to University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff where medics found bleeding on the brain, a fractured skull, bleeding in both eyes, and bruising and swelling to the face and limbs. The injuries were deemed to be ???life threatening???. Jamieson has previous convictions for driving matters, criminal damage, common assault, stalking, and public disorder. Gerard Hillman KC, mitigating for Jamieson, said he accepted he had caused injury. Judge Paul Thomas KT had a letter from Jamieson via the prison saying he will not be attending the hearing. The judge said Jamieson said he has been wrongfully charged, and that he ???suffered enough pain mentally???. Jamieson, of Newcastle Emlyn, admitted attempted murder of the tiny tot who was left with "catastrophic and life-threatening" injuries. The judge told him: ???You have not had the courage to come to court today to have sentence passed against you. "You claim you are wrongfully convicted - I find you do not show a scintilla of true remorse for what you did to that baby. "Your only thoughts are all about you and not about anybody else??? The judge says in a ???fit of uncontrollable temper??? he threw the baby at a television. Judge Thomas said: "Acting like the coward you are, you left the scene without checking on the child, having first concealed the infant under a duvet." The judge says Jamieson did not check the child or call the emergency services but simply left the infant ???for all you knew dying???. Judge Thomas called it ???an act of horrendous callousness and self-interest???. He jailed Jamieson for 35 years. WALES NEWS SERVICE

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