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Shane Hawkins jailed for life for baby son's murder Shane Hawkins jailed for life for baby son's murder
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A man who murdered his 11-month-old baby has been jailed for life. A man who murdered his 11-month-old baby by causing him serious head injuries has been jailed for life.
Shane Hawkins, 25, of Blackwell Road, Tredington, Warwickshire, denied murdering his son, Kaydon, who died of serious head injuries. Shane Hawkins, 25, from Warwickshire, denied murdering son Kaydon, who was injured in a house in Bodmin, Cornwall, in December 2010.
The child was injured in a house in Bodmin, Cornwall, in December 2010 and died in hospital in Bristol days later. Haemorrhaging in the child's eyes was consistent with being shaken violently, Truro Crown Court heard.
A jury at Truro Crown Court returned a majority guilty verdict on Thursday. Hawkins was ordered to serve at least 14 years on Friday. After a majority guilty verdict, Hawkins was ordered to serve at least 14 years.
Kaydon was taken to the Royal Cornwall Hospital but was transferred to Bristol Children's Hospital where he died three days later.Kaydon was taken to the Royal Cornwall Hospital but was transferred to Bristol Children's Hospital where he died three days later.
Jurors were told Hawkins claimed the baby's head was injured when he dropped him from about 3ft (0.9m) on to a storage heater.Jurors were told Hawkins claimed the baby's head was injured when he dropped him from about 3ft (0.9m) on to a storage heater.
But haemorrhaging in the child's eyes was consistent with being shaken violently, the court heard. After Hawkins - of Blackwell Road, Tredington - was convicted on Thursday, Devon and Cornwall Police said he carried out a "violent act committed against a defenceless baby".
Devon and Cornwall Police said Hawkins carried out a "violent act committed against a defenceless baby".