Dad who threw baby son into River Irwell may never be released from psychiatric hospital, sentencing hearing told... as child's mum speaks of losing her 'little man'

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psychotic dad who believed his 11-month-old son was ‘the devil’ has been found guilty of killing him after throwing the baby boy into a river.Zak Bennett-Eko was cleared of murdering Zakari William Bennett-Eko by reason of insanity and was instead convicted of manslaughter.The 23-year-old had attended A&E six times to seek help for his mental health in the lead up to the tragic incident on September 11 last year.The dad was seen ‘swinging his son from side to side’ by alarmed passersby before he

Zak Bennett-Eko flung his son, Zakari William Bennett-Eko, into the River Irwell in Radcliffe on September 11, 2019. After the baby boy's body was pulled from the water, he was found to have died from hypothermia, drowning, or a combination of the two.

Zak Bennett-Eko hurled 11-month-old Zakari William Bennett-Eko into the water in Radcliffe on September 11, 2019.Zakari died as a result of hypothermia, drowning, or a combination of the two.The dad, 23, has since told doctors that he 'believed his son was the devil and that he was being told to drown him' at the time of the crime, after spiralling into a severe state of psychosis.Ahead of a week-long trial over the death of baby Zakari, Bennett-Eko pleaded not guilty to murder by way of

Radcliffe last year.Zakari William Bennett-Eko was just 11-months-old when his body was pulled from the water on September 11, 2019.A trial previously heard that Bennett-Eko suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and that he 'believed that his son was the devil and that he was being told to drown him' at the time of the fatal incident.The 23-year-old dad had stopped taking his psychosis medication, causing his mental health to deteriorate, the court was told.Prosecutors allege that Bennett-Eko is