Kiesha Weippeart told DOCS mother burned her with cigarettes Kristi Anne Abrahams said she was sick of her daughter Kiesha and wanted to 'kill' her, a court has heard. Kiesha Abraham, who was the victim of 'months of pain' before her death, a forensic pathologist said at the sentencing hearing of her mother Kristi Anne Abrahams for her daughter's murder. MURDER victim Kiesha Weippeart was just three years old when she confided to a DOCS worker that her mother, Kristi Anne Abrahams, had burnt her with a cigarette. "Mum hit there" and "Mum did that," Kiesha said when a caseworker asked her about a cigarette burn. Fresh documents released to the media on Tuesday also said Kiesha's resemblance to her biological father, Chris Weippeart, "annoyed Ms Abrahams and triggered her physical and verbal abuse." The girl, who was aged six when Abrahams murdered her in July 2010, would flinch when her mother raised her hand to speak casually, according to people who observed them together. "Witnesses including teachers and nurses told police about seeing bruises on the deceased's head or face," a police statement of facts said. Several other witnesses observed that the deceased appeared to be scared of Ms Abrahams. Abrahams has pleaded guilty to murdering her daughter at her Mount Druitt home, in Sydney's west. Her sentence hearing on Tuesday was told Kiesha suffered injuries in the weeks and months before her death that were consistent with her being a victim of severe child abuse. Kiesha was placed into foster care by DOCS after Abrahams bit her on the shoulder when she was aged 15 months. However, she was returned to her mother's care 18 months later, after Abrahams was directed to enter into a parental care plan and undertake anger management counselling. In November 2007, a nurse noticed bruising to Kiesha's face and alerted DOCS. The following day, Kiesha, then aged three-and-a-half, was interviewed in the absence of her mother. " (Kiesha) was wearing a hat and kept turning her face away from the caseworker," the facts said. Kiesha could not account for the bruise on her face, but when asked about a cigarette burn, to an unidentified part of her body, she said her mother had done it. "DOCS reports of previous injuries to (Kiesha) and reports from various family members, neighbours and associates of the family demonstrated that (Kiesha) frequently had bruising to different parts of her body and that Ms Abrahams was seen hitting and screaming abuse at the deceased on multiple occasions," the facts said. Comment has been sought from DOCS. Kiesha attended school just four times in her short life, prompting seven home visits from education officers. However, Abrahams would not open the door to them and eventually she rang the Department of Education and told them she didn't want "people bothering in our business," the statement said. She was then told the department would take legal action as Kiesha's attendance at school was compulsory. When Abrahams called her father Rodney Jones in June 2010 - one month before Kiesha's murder - to say she couldn't "f ing handle this kid anymore," Kiesha's grandfather made preparations for the girl to live with him in Canberra. But Abrahams delayed the planned move by a couple of weeks. After the murder, and after Abrahams reported Kiesha missing on August 1, she gave a number of interviews to the media. "Sometimes I call out 'go to sleep Kiesha'," Abrahams told one magazine. I say goodnight to her and hope she's safe and well. Abrahams' sentence hearing will resume on Thursday.