At last despicable parents have been jailed for traumatising their baby girl and putting the blame on a ghost

A court was told Rough Uzzell that a ‘ghost-like individual had taken of his body and attempted to dispose of his infant young lady

The 29-year-old father was imprisoned after his little girl was made to suffer "catastrophic" wounds when she was five-weeks-old claimed an "a ghost-like person" had controlled him.

Uzzell, further said an "alter ego" had now and again assumed control over his body since he was a youngster, making him attempt to "get rid" of child Isabelle, a decision by a senior family court judge has uncovered.

However, Mr Justice Keehan said he had found that Uzzell had ambushed the young lady – and that the change sense of self was a "ruse".

According to him, Uzzell might have created the alter ego as an "imaginary protector" however it was confirmed that it was the man who had harmed Isabelle, and not a ghost.

The judge found that there was a "sadistic element" to the mishandle that left the child restricted to a wheelchair for whatever remains of her life and waiting to be sustained through a tube.

In the decision, he portrayed Uzzell's proof as "chilling".

The man, from Kettering, Northamptonshire, had made the cases at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court – year and a half before being sentenced by a crown court judge. Mr Justice Keehan, who managed the family court suit, has now chosen that proof he heard away from public scrutiny can be made open since criminal procedures have finished.

Accordingly, the judge has discharged a decision he created in May 2015.

Isabelle – who was would have been three in February – endured genuine mind harm and other numerous wounds in March 2014. Police said the mischief created was "catastrophic" and "horrific".

It has also been confirmed by specialists that Isabelle would have the rest of her life on wheelchair, and be fed via tube.

Uzzell, and Isabelle's mom, Katherine Prigmore, 24, were imprisoned on December 7 2016 by Judge Rupert Mayo amid a hearing at Northampton Crown Court, after them both conceded to putting the little girl in such a traumatic condition.