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Man guilty of killing unborn baby by kicking mum's stomach Man guilty of killing unborn baby by kicking mum's stomach
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A man has been found guilty of killing his unborn baby by stamping on the stomach of his heavily pregnant ex-girlfriend. A man has been found guilty of killing his unborn baby by stamping on the stomach of his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
Malorie Bantala, 22, was ambushed outside her Peckham home by Kevin Wilson and a 17-year-old on 15 June. Malorie Bantala, 22, was ambushed outside her Peckham home by Kevin Wilson and a boy of 17 - also found guilty - on 15 June.
She suffered life-threatening internal bleeding and a fractured hand. The baby boy was delivered stillborn.She suffered life-threatening internal bleeding and a fractured hand. The baby boy was delivered stillborn.
Wilson of Longfield Estate, Bermondsey, and the teenager had denied child destruction and grievous bodily harm.Wilson of Longfield Estate, Bermondsey, and the teenager had denied child destruction and grievous bodily harm.
Miss Bantala, who was 32 weeks pregnant, had been buying decorations for her baby shower before the attack.
As she approached, Wilson and his accomplice emerged from the bushes outside her flat, where they had been lying in wait with their faces hidden in crash helmets.
Jurors were told they launched a brutal attack, targeting Miss Bantala's bump as she lay curled up on the ground, trying to protect her unborn child with one hand.
Afterwards, they made off on the youth's Vespa scooter, which was never found.