The monster babysitter who murdered a toddler and threw him into a fireplace

Joshua Cook is still in the slammer for his stunning wrongdoings he perpetrated in 2008
A beast sitter who physically mishandled a little child and beat him the tar out of is supposed to carry out his full punishment after worries he could be set free from jail early.

Joshua Cook was 17 years of age when he punched and kicked powerless one-year-old child Charlie Johnson prior to throwing him into a chimney. The attack was horrendous to the point that Mr Equity Grigson, managing the case in Bradford Crown Court, said he could find 'no reasonable words' to depict the activities of Cook when he condemned him to life in jail for homicide in June 2008.

The 22-month-old toddler experienced terrible head wounds and extreme mind harm, meaning specialists couldn't save him. Cook had been spotted conveying Charlie's body down the road a 999 and attempted by a neighbor to revive him, Yorkshire Live reports.

Cook was given a daily existence term with at least 18 years in prison in 2008. However, in 2018, The Sun revealed Cook was being ready for discharge under 10 years into his time in jail. It came after Charlie's folks, Georgina Fisher
Furthermore, Kevin Johnson, from Scarborough, got a letter from the Service of Equity.
The letter expressed that a base term can be

Considered by the High Court once the

Guilty party has carried out portion of their punishment -

Nine years for Cook's situation. It said this as it were

Occurred "in outstanding conditions of

Headway and improvement made by the

Wrongdoer."

In any case, Yorkshire Live comprehends Cook has not

Been considered for discharge. A representative for the Parole Board said: "He isn't qualified
For discharge yet and has not been alluded for his parole audit by the Secretary of State yet."

Cook had been recruited to watch and his two kin by their mum, Georgina. He had been prescribed to Georgina, who had as of late broken up with the kids' father, Kevin, by his own mum.

Georgina paid Cook £10 each night while she worked night shifts as a barmaid at a neighborhood bar - with Cook's mum. In the week paving the way to little Charlie's homicide, his kin had advised Georgina that they would have rather not been abandoned with Cook. They said they could have done without him, however Georgina has recently said she didn't respect it as her youngsters "weren't making an enormous thing of it" and it was "an expendable comment."

"I later educated he would hold them under covers until they could scarcely inhale," she told The Sun. "It was joking around however they could have done without it. Presently I wish I had paid attention to them more
Yet, they weren't making a tremendous thing of it."

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A preliminary at Bradford Crown Court heard Cook had punched and smacked Charlie around the head and body, shaken him viciously and tossed him into a chimney where he hit his head during a "maintained and rough" assault. A posthumous assessment likewise showed he had been physically attacked over and over.

Condemning Cook to life in jail with a base term of 18 years, Mr Equity Grigson said Charlie "probably had the most ridiculously horrible aggravation all through that horrendous experience." He marked Cook a threat to the general population prior to sending him down.