SICK & TWISTED: Mother Murders Her Own Baby as Revenge For Interrupting Sex...
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What happened to Kaylee Priest?
Not every parent deserves a child, but every child deserves a loving, caring parent. And unfortunately for Kaylee Priest, that is not what she got in this life. She got a parent who couldn't care less about her, who valued her own self-image and posting to social media more than taking care of her little baby girl. This case is going to frustrate the hell out of you once you hear just how poorly this little girl was treated. Yet everyone in her life absolutely and miserably failed her. It's tragic, devastating, and so, so heartbreaking. Today, we are going to be discussing the horrific case of Kaylee Priest. Kaylee Jade Priest was born January 31st, 2017 to her then 18-year-old mother, Nicola Priest, in Brigham, England. As far as I've seen, we don't know who Kaylee's father is. However, when Kaylee was around a year old in 2018, Nicola started a relationship with Dan Gregory. Despite not being the biological father to Kaylee, he took on the role of stepfather very quickly and with enthusiasm.
He quickly bonded with Kaylee, helping to raise her for the two years he and Nicola were together. At first, Dan, Nicola, and Kaylee all lived together with Dan's mom, but after about eight months, Nicola found herself pregnant once again, now with Dan's baby boy. After this, the three moved out of Dan's mom's place and into their own flat in Kinghurst. According to Dan, Kaylee was a happy, bubbly, energetic little girl. She was full of life and laughter, always smiling and lighting up the lives of everyone around her. According to Dan, Nicola definitely wasn't the best, most attentive mother, but she was never abusive or neglectful. she tried her best to raise Kaylee while also maintaining a social life and keeping up with her self-image.
She was continuously posting videos to social media, showing off her own lifestyle of partying and having fun, while also including videos of her dancing and spending time with Kaylee. However, according to Dan's mother, Lisa, as Kaylee got older, Nicola's parenting style started to change. Again, Nicola was never this overly affectionate, doting mother. But as time went on, she started to get more harsh and sometimes even cruel with how she treated Kaylee. While Dan said that he never personally witnessed Nicola abusing or berating Kaylee, Lisa noted multiple times in which Nicola laid a hand on her daughter or spoke to her in a very demeaning way. She said that there were incidents where she smacked Kaylee with an open hand to her arms and other times to her legs. Most of the time, Niccolo would deliver just one slap, but sometimes it was multiple. When this would happen, of course, Kaylee would scream and cry, but Nicola acted either indifferent towards her or she would react with anger.
When Kaylee would cry, Nicola resorted to shouting and name-calling, sometimes calling her a rat and a bitch. One time, Lisa did confront Nicola after witnessing her smack Kaylee and all she had to say was, she's been a little shit this morning. Basically, what Lisa got from Nicola's tone was that she believed her daughter deserved it. She deserved the name-calling, the physical punishments, and the beratement, never feeling bad or guilty about what she was doing. Which means, again, she saw nothing wrong with what she was doing. Most of the time, when she wasn't acting aggressively towards Kaylee, Nicola acted pretty indifferent towards her. According to Dan's mother, she never saw Nicola pick Kaylee up or hug her or kiss her.
she kind of just acted like Kaylee wasn't there most of the time. Then, when Dan and Nicola moved out of Lisa's home and into their own flat, Lisa noticed that Nicola put no effort into making it a fun, comfortable space for Kaylee. In the living room, they had your typical setup, except there was a small chair and table tucked away by a wall. This was apparently where Kaylee would sit by herself to eat meals or play and draw by herself, out of the way of the rest of the family. Her bedroom was also very bare. There were no photos or posters on the wall, no curtains or blinds on the windows. They didn't paint the room or put up any sort of decorations to personalize the room or make it comfortable for a little girl.
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