In 2021, a woman who was incarcerated for causing severe physical harm to a six-month-old infant was released from prison, relocated to Northampton, and is currently active on Facebook.
In 2019, Kim Frost, who was 37 years old at the time, of Northampton, entered a plea of guilty to Category A child cruelty and neglect, the most severe form of the offence.
In February 2018, the victim sustained injuries that were so severe that doctors compared them to those that could be sustained in a road traffic collision or a fall from a first-floor window.
In court, Frost was described as being in a toxic relationship with a man at the time of the events.
It was evident from a series of harrowing texts and recordings she sent him that she abused the child to attract his attention, which ultimately led him to contact the police.
The infant sustained a severe injury that resulted in multiple skull fractures and a haematoma, which is a brain swelling, as a consequence of the extreme abuse.
The child has now fully recovered.
Frost was sentenced to four years in prison; however, he was released after serving two years.
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