Sarah Ngaba, a 32-year-old mother from Telford, Shropshire, was convicted of murdering her seven-week-old daughter, Eliza Ngaba, after causing severe head injuries that ultimately led to the child's death from a respiratory infection in August 2022. The Birmingham Crown Court jury delivered a guilty verdict after deliberating for nine and a half hours, concluding that Ngaba's actions reflected a disregard for her daughter's wellbeing. During the trial, it was revealed that Eliza suffered a complex skull fracture due to forceful shaking and a significant impact to the head. On November 13, 2019, Ngaba took a bath and bought a lottery ticket before finally taking Eliza to the hospital, despite being advised to seek immediate medical attention. Witnesses noted Eliza's distress, but Ngaba displayed a lack of urgency, arriving at the hospital in a calm manner. The trial judge, Mrs. Justice Brunner KC, acknowledged the jury's careful consideration of the case and indicated that Ngaba would face a life sentence for her actions.