A DAD who killed his seven-week-old baby son then tried to blame the tot’s mum was found guilty yesterday.
Brian Penn, 30, violently shook Kaleb Penn and inflicted blunt force trauma on him at his home in Ayr in 2017.
The stricken child suffered a skull fracture, a bleed to the brain, a serious brain injury and fractured ribs.
Penn showed no emotion as he was found guilty of culpable homicide and a separate charge of assault to Kaleb’s severe injury and danger of life.
He had originally been charged with murder and a further allegation of attempted murder.
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