Where are Angharad Williamson and John Cole now? | The Sun

IN April 2022, Angharad Williamson was found guilty of murdering her 5-year-old son, Logan, along with her partner John Cole and a teenage boy.

But what happened to Logan, and where are Williamson and Cole now?

Where is Angharad Williamson now?

In July 2021, Logan Mwangi's body was found with "severe injuries" having been dumped in a river.

His mum, and stepdad, as well as a 14-year-old boy were all found guilty of his murder in April, 2022.

Williamson, 30, fell to the ground crying “no, no, no, no, no” as she and the teen were also convicted of perverting the course of justice.

She also screamed at her partner: “You lying motherf****** murderer, you lying murderer.”

During the trial, jurors heard Logan had suffered horrendous physical and emotional abuse leading up to his death.

Opportunities were missed to save the youngster, who was stepped down on the child protection register just a month before he was killed.

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All three defendants denied murder, and Cole and Williamson also denied causing or allowing the death of a child, but Cole admitted perverting the course of justice by moving the Logan's body.

Both Williamson and the boy denied perverting the course of justice.

Williamson is currently awaiting sentencing.

Where is John Cole now?

John Cole, who was member of far-right group the National Front, called Logan "Coco Pop" and "dehumanised" him because of his mixed race heritage.

But the 40-year-old claimed the racist term was meant in an "affectionate" way.

Prosecutor Caroline Rees QC said: "He was a child of mixed race and it is relevant to a dehumanising attitude towards Logan."

In background, the court heard Cole was described as "very racist" by former friends and partners while growing up.

One friend said he was was racist towards "any people who are different".

Ms Rees said his "beliefs" could've been "relevant to his motives" in the attacks on Logan.

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She added: "He would meet with racist groups and was a member of the National Front.

"His view of Logan was infected by racism."

The evidence was not heard by by the jury, as it had passed the legal gateway for being submitted.

The court heard how he would bully Logan, but that his mum did nothing to stop him.

The trio are due to be sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court on Thursday, June 30, 2022.

What happened to Logan Mwangi?

Logan was murdered at home on July 31st, 2021, before an "elaborate charade" was hatched to cover up the crime.

Cole and the teenager were captured on CCTV carrying the Logan's lifeless body to a river in Bridgend, South Wales, in the early hours of the morning.

His mum then called 999 at 5.45am and began "hyperventilating" down the phone as she falsely reported her son missing.

Williamson was heard "wailing and shouting" during the call and claimed he'd been kidnapped.

Prosecutor Caroline Rees QC said she played the "part of a distraught mother to the best of her acting abilities".

The ex-private schoolgirl carried on the "hideous show" when officers arrived at her home.

As the trial progressed, it emerged she had tried covering her own guilt by laying blame on the other two defendants.

Logan was found in the river with injuries likened to those caused by falling from a great height or a "high velocity" car crash after being dumped like "fly-tipped rubbish".

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The youngster had suffered trauma to his internal organs and brain, and also had 56 external injuries to his head, face, torso arms and legs from "blunt force trauma".

The horrific list of injuries included a fractured shoulder, extensive bleeding to the scalp and back of his head and a significant trauma to the brain.

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