“That child suffered a slow painful agonizing death,” an incensed Judge Evelyn Clay said Thursday before finding 55-year-old Ford guilty of murder in a case that raised drew criticism of how the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services handles matter.
Gizzell died of strangulation in the summer of 2013 but an autopsy also showed she suffered from blunt force trauma, child neglect and “evil” child abuse, Clay said as court spectators sobbed quietly.
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