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Stephen Ward guilty of manslaughter of baby son Stephen Ward guilty of killing baby son Jordan
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A father killed his nine-month-old son by violently shaking him and causing "catastrophic injuries", a jury has decided. A who father killed his nine-month-old son by violently shaking him and causing "catastrophic injuries", has been jailed for eight years.
Stephen Ward was found guilty of the 2014 manslaughter of his son Jordan by inflicting injuries at the family home in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.Stephen Ward was found guilty of the 2014 manslaughter of his son Jordan by inflicting injuries at the family home in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
Bristol Crown Court heard was told medical tests showed Jordan's injuries were not the result of an accident. Bristol Crown Court was told medical tests showed Jordan's injuries could not have been inflicted by accident.
Ward was said to have a history of losing his temper when Jordan cried.
The baby's mother, Paula Watts, told the court she once heard Ward slap Jordan when he was crying but he had told her he had just "tapped" their son.
Ms Watts said she confronted Ward about Jordan's injuries after the baby had been admitted to hospital.
She said: "I asked him to look me in the eyes and swear on my life that he hadn't done anything. He said he hadn't."