«Breaking News» Father faces Old Bailey trial for murdering his daughter

A warehouse worker whose teenage daughter died from injuries allegedly inflicted during an assault when she was a baby appeared in court today charged with murder.

Dean Smith, 44, is said to have thrown four-week-old Maisie Newell eight feet across the room into her cot in August 2000.

Little Maisie suffered a fractured skull and brain damage after banging her head on a wall, the Old Bailey heard.

Dean Smith, 44, appeared by video link at the Old Bailey this morning accused of the murder of his daughter Maisie, who died aged 13, more than a decade after he allegedly banged her head against a wall when she was aged just four weeks. The teenager died in June 2014. The Old Bailey heard Smith's trial is expected to last for three weeks from July 29

She died aged 13 in June 2014 as a result of the severe disabilities she was left with following the assault by her father more than a decade earlier, it is claimed.

An inquest into her death has been repeatedly delayed pending a decision by the CPS to prosecute.

Smith was arrested and charged with murder and manslaughter earlier this week.

Appearing via video-link from prison, he held his head in his hands and sobbed throughout much of the short administrative hearing at the Old Bailey this morning.

Citing the ‘extremely unusual’ circumstances of the case, Judge Richard Marks QC bailed Smith ahead of a plea and trial preparation hearing at the same court on 2 May.

A trial estimated to last up to three weeks was also fixed for July 29.

Smith, from Watford, Hertfordshire, is charged with murder and a lesser alternative charge of manslaughter. 

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Main photo article A warehouse worker whose teenage daughter died from injuries allegedly inflicted during an assault when she was a baby appeared in court today charged with murder.
Dean Smith, 44, is said to have thrown four-week-old Maisie Newell eight feet across the room into her cot in August 2000.
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