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Matthew Langley: Callous Sheffield couple Lorna and Craig Hewitt jailed for locking autistic son in attic room

A callous Sheffield couple who kept their autistic son locked in an attic bedroom and let him ‘waste away’ have both been jailed for six years.

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Couple locked autistic son in squalid attic and starved him until close to death

Couple locked autistic son in squalid attic and starved him until close to death
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Mother and stepfather are jailed for six years each for locking their autistic son, 24, in attic

Lorna Hewitt, 43, and her husband Craig (pictured together), 42, were caged after being found guilty of falsely imprisoning Matthew Langley, 24, at their home in Sheffield.

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Evil couple who left autistic son to starve in room covered in faeces jailed

Evil couple who left autistic son to starve in room covered in faeces jailed
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