BREAKING: Paris Mayo: Teen mother found guilty of murdering newborn son at her parents' home
Paris Mayo arrives at Worcester Crown Court where she is charged with the murder of Stanley MayoA teenage mother has been found guilty of murdering her newborn son at her parents' home in Herefordshire.
Paris Mayo, now aged 19 but who was 15 at the time of the incident, was convicted at Worcester Crown Court over the death of her son Stanley in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, in March 2019. She cried in the dock after the jurors returned their verdict following more than eight hours of deliberations.Mayo gave birth to Stanley alone and unaided in a living room at her parents' home, the court previously heard.
She stuffed cotton wool balls down her son's throat then dumped his body in a binbag and left it on the front doorstep, before going to bed. Her mother found the lifeless infant the following morning after looking inside the blood-stained bag and alerting the police.
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