MISSED CHANCES TO SAVE LOGAN

Safeguarding review lists ways murdered lad, 5, was let down

- ADAM ASPINALL

MULTIPLE chances to save five-year-old abuse victim Logan Mwangi's life were squandered, a safeguarding review has found.

Logan was murdered by his mum, stepdad, and stepbrother weeks after being "stepped down" from the child protection register.

Mum Angharad Williamson, 31, stepdad John Cole, 40, stepbrother Craig Mulligan, 14, were all jailed for life over Logan's murder.

He was killed just five days after Mulligan moved into the family home following a rushed family court decision, despite his violent upbringing and threats to Logan.

Logan was found dead in a river 400 yards from the family home in Sarn, Bridgend, Wales, in July 2021.

He had 56 injuries including a torn liver and trauma to the brain.

A report that examined police, school workers, NHS staff and social services found there were multiple failures in the months leading up to Logan's death.