THIS is the moment a mum dubbed “Temu Barbie” brazenly sobs to cops and says her ex is a “bad man who brought it on himself” as she’s jailed for nine years. The police bodycam footage shows evil Paris Wilson – who killed her victim in an acid attack plot – being confronted by cops with the news that her ex had been attacked. Paris Wilson cried crocodile tears as she was told her ex had been attacked Wilson sobbed to cops as said her ex is a ‘bad man’ The footage was released after the 35-year-old was jailed for nine years today for her part in the plan to attack the dad of her child. Dad-of-two Danny Cahalane was rushed to hospital after he was targeted by two men at his home in Plymouth, Devon, last February. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! He could not be saved and died from his “horrific” injuries on May 3, 2025. His ex-wife Paris Wilson, 35, stood trial with eight others over the brutal attack. Video footage shows officers arriving at her home to tell her that Cahalane had been attacked. Wilson can be heard saying “He brought it on himself” as officers explain what happened. Pretending to be shocked at the troubling news Wilson cries in her living room, despite being part of the plot to attack Cahalane. When cops tell her that her child is with paramedics she screams but is quickly reassured that they are not for her and that her kid is unharmed. Most read in The Sun Officers ask her if she’ll go with them to see her child and she disappears from the room to collect her things. Wilson was today jailed after being convicted of manslaughter with the judge saying she was a “key participant in this offence”. The court heard how former probation worker Wilson revealed Danny’s location to his boss Ryan Kennedy – known as Frost – before the killing. Jurors heard Danny was “middle management” in a drug-dealing operation and owed Frost £120,000 after gambling away his profits. Following their “acrimonious” split, Wilson became a “go-to” for the Dubai-based gangster as he plotted to get his money back. She told Frost she would reveal Danny’s location to the drug dealer on the understanding he would “make her wealthy”. Victim Danny Cahalane and ex Wilson Credit: Refer to Caption Wilson was one of four people found guilty Credit: D&C POLICE/UNPIXS The court heard she committed the offence either out of greed or for revenge against her ex husband or both. The killer also believed her ex-husband, who she shared a child with, “deserved to be hurt”. Winchester Crown Court heard this was despite Wilson knowing that Frost was a “threat” to Danny. Just days before the killing, she told Danny: “I hope you and your (girlfriend) both end up with acid in your face.” She also messaged her mum about the daughter she shared with Danny, saying: “I think he is keeping her so Frost doesn’t go near him.” Another message read: “Like Frost is losing his mind….Frost is saying he will pay me if I find where he is today…he said he will pay me a few grand and double what Dan owes you and give you an oz…so 600 and a oz.” The court heard Wilson also told her mum Frost was “minted” and his crime gang “can’t handle any more of his lies”. Referring to Danny’s new partner Michaela, Wilson, she continued: “They said they’d grab her and get her to take them to him..and she’s a c*** tbh mum so I don’t care.” She added: “I’m worried about my karma, but at least nobody but Dan gets hurt, and he did f*** massively with my life…and he deserves it.” Jurors were told Danny had got into debt with Frost originally after he gambled with profits from the drug-dealing operation. Prosecutor Joanne Martin KC said: “That left, in Danny’s words, Danny in the s***. He told police he was in significant debt and he tried to organise a repayment plan but it didn’t work.” The month before he was attacked, Frost messaged Danny telling him: “You’re gonna die, you just need to die. You’ve done me £80k. I’m going to give them 40k extra to take the eyes out of your head.” The glamorous ex-criminal justice worker taught lags to read behind bars Wilson gave away her ex’s location as part of the plot Danny replied: ‘You’re talking about switching me off. I have 46 covered. Sorting for you. Been long.” Over the next two days, Frost continued to message the victim and send him threats. On January 18, he text again saying: “I’m just paying someone the bill to get you done. On my life, I ain’t messaging you again, I’ll find you by tomorrow.” The prosecutor said Frost had become “incensed” at Danny’s “stalling” and failure to repay the money and organised a kidnap attempt on January 19 2025. Jurors heard three men confronted Danny and tried to open his car door – causing him to flee. The dad was described by witnesses as as looking “wide eyed” and terrified. After the kidnap plan failed, Frost messaged him saying: “Close call? Mate I’m telling you they gonna burn gaffes down and your gonna die”. The court was told there was “no doubt” Wilson set Danny up because “she told Frost exactly where he would be” that day and “only she could have known that he was dropping off their daughter that morning at her house”. Ms Martin said: “Paris Wilson knew that Frost meant business. “She knew the level of threat that Frost was issuing to Danny.” On February 21 last year, jurors heard two men broke into Danny’s home and attacked him with sulphuric acid – burning his entire body. He was rushed to hospital but died ten weeks later from his “horrific” injuries, it was said. Ms Martin said: “There can be no doubt that Mr Cahalane was murdered, whoever threw acid over him must have intended to at the very least cause him really serious bodily harm.” Co-defendants Abdulrasheed Adedoja and Israel Augustus were found guilty of murder, while Ramarnee Bakas was convicted of manslaughter. Two brothers – Arrone Mukuna, 24, and Jean Mukuna, 23, were found guilty of attempted kidnap along with Wilson.
Moment ‘Temu Barbie’ sobs to cops & says ex is ‘bad man who brought it on himself’ – as she’s jailed over killing
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