An evil dad who left his four-week-old son to die with a 'snapped neck' has been locked up for a minimum of 22 years over the brutal murder. Tiny Ollie Davis was found with a catalogue of horrific injuries which are usually seen after a "high energy car crash".
The Specsavers worker would come home from work and stay up late playing Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto, and Assassin's Creed, as well as multiplayer mobile phone games and watching wrestling matches on television in the early hours of the morning. Examiners also found he had also sustained a total of 40 bone fractures – including a fractured skull, collar bone, breaks to joints in both arms and legs, and 23 rib fractures. Experts told the trial that baby Ollie would have been in considerable pain in the 10 days before his death.
Davis and Driver were arrested days later in an investigation culminating in both standing trial for murder, however, Driver, whose pregnancy the court heard had been 'unplanned', was later cleared of the more serious charge.