UK: Should Lisa-Hayden-Johnson forever lose custody of her kids?
January 22nd, 2010 admin
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Having a psychopath for a mother must be tough. Certainly, it is incomprehensible that this story is true. But according to the Times, UK, it was true and for her crimes against her 8 year old son, Lisa Hayden Johnson has received a sentence to the jail cells of 39 months: A court heard yesterday that Lisa Hayden-Johnson, 35, claimed tens of thousands of pounds in benefits …
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