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Tim Nicholls

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Gender Male
Age 59
Date of birth April 6,1965
Zodiac sign Aries
Born Melbourne
Australia
Spouse Mary Nicholls
Job Politician
Solicitor
Education Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie)
QUT Gardens Point Campus
Trinity Grammar School, Kew
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Timothy James Nicholls is an Australian politician and a former leader of the Liberal National Party of Queensland. He served as the Treasurer of Queensland and the Minister for Trade of that state between March/April 2012 and 14 February 2015. He is the member for Clayfield in the Legislative Assembly of Queensland.

Squalor of Sheffield autistic man's attic 'prison' revealed in picture

Feb 16,2020 5:47 am

A photo revealing the conditions inside a bedroom in which an autistic man was imprisoned by His Mother and stepfather has been released.

Matthew Langley, 22, was left " close to death" after being Locked In The Attic room for seven months.

of falsely imprisoning him at their Sheffield home between November 2019 and June 2020.

The National Autistic Society said it was deeply disturbing and inexcusable.

By The Time he was found on 2 June 2020, Mr Langley, who also had learning difficulties and suffered from irritable bowel syndrome, double incontinence and arthritis, weighed just six stone (39kg) and was severely dehydrated.

The Photograph , which was released by police, shows piles of rubbish and soiled items in the vomit and faeces-covered room.

The National Autistic Society said The Image was " really shocking".

Tim Nicholls , head of policy, public affairs and research partnerships at The Society , said: " What Happened to Matthew was horrifying.

" Autistic people and families across the country will be deeply disturbed by this case and the shocking conditions shown in this picture.

" It's inexcusable, no-one should have to go through what Matthew faced. "

Following a trial at Sheffield Crown Court the Hewitts, of Walkley Road, were also found guilty of causing or allowing a vulnerable adult to suffer serious physical harm.

Jurors heard Mr Langley had become so extremely malnourished and dehydrated that his " life was in the balance".

Prosecutor Nicholas Campbell QC told The Court Mr Langley was in a " pitiable state" and had been left unable to walk, with bruises showing he had been " crawling on all fours" in his room.

The couple are due to be sentenced on 18 February.



Source of news: bbc.com

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