Published 13 days ago

WA mum accused of attempting to kill disabled daughter, court told

A mother injected her disabled daughter with insulin, intending to kill her, as per prosecutor Ben Stanwix in Perth's Supreme Court.
The 42-year-old mother admitted to injecting her daughter, acknowledging the potential fatal outcome, but denied attempted murder charges.
The woman's actions stemmed from her inability to handle her daughter's condition, leading to the lethal injection to end her struggles.

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ABC Australia

Trial begins for WA woman alleged to have attempted to murder disabled daughter by injecting insulin

A mother who was the sole and primary carer of her disabled daughter "decided to euthanise her", a court hears, instead of getting her appropriate care.

14 days ago·Australia

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Otago Daily Times

Mother tried to murder disabled daughter, court told

The case is being heard at the Supreme Court in Perth. Photo: Getty Images A struggling mother of a severely disabled girl tried to murder her daughter with a lethal dose of insulin instead of getting her the care she needed, a court in Australia has been told.

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The West Australian

Mother tried to murder disabled daughter, court told

A woman has denied attempting to murder her severely disabled daughter by injecting her with a lethal dose of insulin.

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PerthNow

Perth mother allegedly tried to murder disabled daughter

A struggling mother of a severely disabled girl tried to murder her daughter with a lethal dose of insulin instead of getting her the care she needed, a court has been told.

14 days ago·Perth, Australia

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7NEWS Australia

Mother tried to murder disabled daughter, court told

A woman has denied attempting to murder her severely disabled daughter by injecting her with a lethal dose of insulin.

14 days ago·Australia

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9News

Mum tried to murder disabled daughter with insulin, court told

A struggling mother of a severely disabled girl tried to murder her daughter with a lethal dose of insulin instead of getting her the care she needed, a court has been told.The young girl, who has a rare genetic disorder and could not walk, talk or eat normally, survived the alleged attempt to kill her but needed months of hospital care.Her 42-year-old mother, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, admitted injecting her daughter in early 2…

14 days ago·Australia

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