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by Holmeboy on November 20th, 2009
I remember the case.
Definitely not murder, as i don't believe their was any intent to kill the baby.
From what i remember, she just totally lost it, and shook the baby to death out of frustration, she was also lonely in a foreign land, and must have just seen the red mist and snapped - not that that is an excuse.
Possibly guilty of manslaughter.
by TheJoker on November 20th, 2009
Hmmmm, cant really remember too much of it but my gut feeling was that she was either guilty of manslaughter or it was the parents..... they just gave off a wierd vibe.
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Thanks Holmeboy =) Since then they have new understanding of shaken baby syndrome (i think that's what it would be called), so I wonder whether she would be found not guilty if tried today!
by Jadey - Vive la difference on November 20th, 2009
Perhaps not, i remember she didn't go to prison for very long, i saw her once, in Chester City Centre, not long after she got back to the UK, i was coming out of the Library.
To be honest, i don't know enough about it all, but i definitely don't think she was guilty of murder.
by Holmeboy on November 20th, 2009