Nicole Blain, aged 30, has been sentenced to a minimum of 19 years in prison for the murder of her 19-day-old daughter, Thea Wilson, in Greenock, Scotland. The High Court in Glasgow imposed the sentence after finding Blain guilty of committing a 'violent and brutal' act against her infant. The judge rejected Blain's claims that another child was responsible for Thea's death, emphasizing the severity of the injuries sustained by the baby, which included three skull fractures and signs of brain damage. Evidence presented during the trial indicated that Thea had been violently shaken and struck against hard surfaces. Witnesses recounted hearing Thea's distressing screams before Blain sought help, leading to the tragic discovery of the child. Blain's actions were further scrutinized when footage from her gender reveal party showed her distress upon learning she was having a girl. The case highlights the devastating consequences of domestic violence and the tragic loss of a young life.