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Thieving carer stole wedding ring off dementia-stricken widower s hand

Emma Skinner, 42, stole the wedding ring and a gold signet ring from Arthur Hughes, 86, in the Beeches care home in Maghull, Liverpool on February 26 last year.

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Man who traded sickening child abuse images with other perverts jailed

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Grandad swapped indecent images of child abuse with other perverts

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You f d : Emotional outbursts in court as man is found guilty of stabbing 12-year-old boy

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Man who attacked boy, 12, on bouncy castle during sister s birthday party is jailed

A jury convicted Mason Clague of intent to inflict grievous bodily harm following a trial and the thug, from Bootle, Merseyside, has now been jailed for the brutal attack

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