My ex falsified our baby's DNA test to stop me from seeing my daughter - she's now been freed weeks into her 32-month sentence

A mother who falsified a DNA test and lied on her newborn baby's birth certificate in a 'spiteful' bid to stop the biological father seeing his children has been freed from prison - just three months into her 32-month sentence. Georgina Saville was sentenced to almost three years in jail after a trial found her guilty of editing a picture of a DNA test she found online to say her new boyfriend was actually the father of her baby, rather than her ex partner Kyle Fitton.

Following Saville's conviction, Mr Fitton - who shares an older daughter, born in March 2019, with his ex - said the ordeal he was put through by his former partner left him 'broken'. The father said he didn't get to meet his second daughter - born in January 2022 -until she was 15 months old, which 'killed' him. He claimed hearing her refer to Saville's new boyfriend Danny Mellows as 'daddy' left him in 'pieces'.

Despite being six weeks pregnant, Saville was sentenced at Southampton Crown Court, Hampshire, to 32 months in jail by Judge Peter Henry in November 2024. However, the psychology graduate, 25, was released from prison last week after appealing her sentence. It's since been reduced to 12 months imprisonment suspended for two years, revealed an outraged Mr Fitton. Reacting to the decision, the 28-year-old father from Southampton said: 'I'm so angry. When my mother told me I couldn't take it in - I was in complete shock.

'Where is the justice for what she has put me and my family through. Her actions nearly destroyed me both emotionally and financially. Georgina Saville was sentenced to almost three years in jail after a trial found her guilty of editing a picture of a DNA test she found online to say her new boyfriend was actually the father of her baby, rather than her ex partner Kyle Fitton (pictured). 'That woman tried to take my daughter away from me in the cruellest of ways. I wouldn't put anything past Georgina now she's out.'.

The devastated father continued: 'I knew she had appealed her sentence but didn't expect her to be released so soon. 'My mother was told but not given any reason for why Georgina was allowed out. We were not even told which prison she was in. 'It has been reduced to a suspended sentence of 12 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years with no tags or conditions so she can just pick up her life like nothing has happened. I just can't understand the decision.'.

Sentencing Saville, Judge Henry said: '[The offence] wasn't particularly sophisticated in its operation but it was an attempt by you to mislead the court. 'It seems to me that you were fully aware that the [false test] would be used in court proceedings and the intention here was to thwart the proper course of justice within the family court proceedings.'. He said Saville was fuelled by 'revenge' and a 'background of hostility' between the couple did not lower her culpability.

'[Mr Fitton] was kept from his children and they were kept from him and that went on for some time.'. Following Saville's conviction, Mr Fitton (pictured with ex Saville) - who shares an older daughter, born in March 2019, with his ex - said the ordeal he was put through by his former partner left him 'broken'. Saville pictured outside Southampton Crown Court in September. Holly Fagan, mitigating on Saville's behalf, tried to argue that the mother's pregnancy presents a number of 'challenges' for her in a custodial setting.

'There's always an exception when it comes to the law and I submit that this is an exceptional case where a suspended sentence should be imposed,' she said. However, the judge rejected this plea. 'You are pregnant but it's quite clear that you became pregnant, knowing that you were facing a sentence for this matter and knowing that the court had warned you that custody was very much on the cards,' he said.

The court heard that Saville has not seen her other children in 'almost a year' through 'her choice'. She hung her head as the judge delivered her verdict. Speaking after Saville's conviction, Mr Fitton said: 'I knew [my daughter] was not Danny's from day one. 'It was quite frustrating - she was almost doing that to get at me. I knew from day one [the baby] was mine. 'I knew from that point, I had to fight this, I had to fight for the truth. I knew she was mine and I had to prove this just to get the truth.'.

Mr Fitton said the legal battle had 'broken me financially, emotionally and physically'. 'This is something no man or woman should ever have to go through,' he added. The father said he didn't get to meet his second daughter - born in January 2022 -until she was 15 months old, which 'killed' him. He claimed hearing her refer to Saville's new boyfriend Danny Mellows as 'daddy' left him in 'pieces'. Pictured, Saville and Mr Fitton.