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Ex-soldier Liam Culverhouse jailed over child's death Liam Culverhouse jailed over Khloe Abrams death
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An ex-soldier has been jailed for six years over the death of his 19-month-old daughter in Northampton. A former soldier has been jailed for six years over the death of his 19-month-old daughter in Northampton.
Liam Culverhouse was sentenced at Northampton Crown Court after admitting causing or allowing the death of Khloe Abrams. Liam Culverhouse, 25, was sentenced at Northampton Crown Court after admitting causing or allowing the death of Khloe Abrams.
He once played dead to survive an attack in Afghanistan in 2009, which left five of his colleagues dead.He once played dead to survive an attack in Afghanistan in 2009, which left five of his colleagues dead.
His daughter died in a hospice in November 2012, after suffering trauma in an assault. His daughter died in a hospice in November 2012 after being assaulted.
The court heard Khloe was admitted to hospital in May 2011, a few months after Culverhouse was medically discharged from the Army.
She spent more than a year in hospital and was being cared for in a hospice before dying of pneumonia, which was brought on by the severe injuries she suffered when she was seven weeks old.
Culverhouse suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after being blinded in one eye in an attack in Helmand province on 3 November 2009.
Then a lance corporal, he was shot in the face, arms and legs with an AK-47 machine gun at checkpoint Blue 25.
Five other British soldiers were shot dead, six were injured and two Afghan policeman were wounded.