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Aukse Medvedevaite murder: Peterborough man admits killing daughter Aukse Medvedevaite murder: Peterborough man admits killing daughter
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A father has admitted murdering his two-month-old baby daughter by repeatedly striking, biting and violently shaking her.A father has admitted murdering his two-month-old baby daughter by repeatedly striking, biting and violently shaking her.
Aukse Medvedevaite, who also had "signs of numerous other inflicted injuries", died in Peterborough in 2013.Aukse Medvedevaite, who also had "signs of numerous other inflicted injuries", died in Peterborough in 2013.
Lithuanian agency worker Aurimas Medvedevas initially denied her murder, but changed his plea to guilty at the Old Bailey earlier. Lithuanian agency worker Aurimas Medvedevas, 23, initially denied her murder, but changed his plea to guilty at the Old Bailey earlier.
Judge Timothy Pontius described the case as "distressing and tragic".Judge Timothy Pontius described the case as "distressing and tragic".
Aukse was found dead in her cot by her mother, 22-year-old Dzesika Urbikaite, when she returned home from work on 5 September last year.
Two bite marks
Medvedevas, of Clifton Avenue, Peterborough, told police he had been in sole care of the baby during that time, but denied hurting her.
He later accepted he had caused the injuries to his daughter and on Friday admitted murdering Aukse.
Medvedevas said he had shaken his baby and thrown her on the bed and from there she fell to the floor.
A post-mortem examination revealed internal injuries included a deep cut to her liver and five rib fractures.
There were bruises and abrasions on Aukse's body as well as two bite marks on her head. One bite mark matched the defendant's teeth imprint, the court heard.
'Clear confession'
Bleeding on the brain and in her eyes indicated she had also been shaken.
Judge Pontius told the jury that they had heard his "clear and voluntary confession of guilt".
He told them: "This is a distressing case and a tragic one. Your are relieved of the burden of listening to that evidence."
Medvedevas is expected to be sentenced next week.