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A mother was discovered dead after she attempted to sell a two-year-old kid on the street for £1 million ($1.2 million) while keeping the youngster in a cage.
According to the Daily Mail, police were summoned to a residence on Main Street in Ochiltree, East Ayrshire, on Thursday, April 4, when they found Claire Boyle’s death.
In a statement, a Police Scotland spokeswoman stated: “Police were called to a property in the Main Street area of Ochiltree, following.
The sudden death of a woman, at approximately 7AM on Thursday, April 4, 2024.” “There are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances.
And a report was submitted to the Procurator Fiscal,” according to The Mirror. Boyle had many prior convictions for child maltreatment and was thought to be in her late 30s.
According to The Sun, the mother was found guilty in 2021 of neglecting a four-year-old boy to such an extent that doctors were concerned he would have blood cancer or a blood clotting issue.
It wasn’t until the bruised youngster ran out of her home via a window that her abuse was discovered. He fell four feet to the earth after jamming himself through.
A six-inch opening between the window and frame. Before police were called, he was seen wandering the streets in the rain while just dressed in pajamas.
When authorities arrived at the house where Boyle and her 23-year-old lover, Timothy Johnstone, lived, they were shocked to discover a two-year-old kid in a makeshift cage.
Edinburgh Live reported that the cot’s base had been taken off and fastened to the top using dressing gown straps, making it impossible for a kid to get out once inside.
After a trial, the couple was found guilty despite their denials of child maltreatment, but they were spared prison time. Boyle was permitted to care for the children.
In exchange for 250 hours of unpaid labor. Boyle received a Community Payback Order at Ayr Sheriff Court in 2014 after she was discovered comatose on a sofa with a crying infant at her feet.
In the same year, she was discovered attempting to sell a baby on Ayr High Street for $1.2 million, which resulted in another Community Payback Order.
She shook the youngster, shouted at him, and threw him in a “damp and draughty” part of the coastal town, according to the Daily Mail.
Boyle also had a number of ongoing court matters, and he was scheduled to appear in Kilmarnock Sheriff Court in June for two further charges.
