NURSE CHARGED.
AIIEGED 1W18i...^ t i A raw , lmanil **P>*l. charge 4! <*cuse of her leeal Z to 1 Chief-Detective K^* 151 "^ months prior to tbed.w^" 1 Deceased was admits »».«* had bad Wa in feeble must be ta s'ou the hot water S* J 1 " because the toy to & «Si «as missing. water was added Jgrf the olhows and thoueht it i~ than 98 degrees, M 2?, to th7l 7* Wted fftttiv* the bath and remained^®»«»»>* day before scalds wro «tt4css3Si l d Ai\K3fft«2s ;, lu might have retld &
•PV .• Mmaghan, of IV^.J pital, said deceased wm a few burns, all 0 f n sunoS 1 causing tho least when he first saw the were nil healing cn nSRS 1 ' <*pt one. Deceased war felie only weighed fi re iteajlj? heart only weighed 4} ouJ?' mentally incapable of mS J*' j condition *11%! Death was duo to bums tiW » .sjtsxsriia affected the deceased. Up she collapsed she was bL, satisfactory _ recoveiy. Frt®\Vl fTi factual jJE to Ost, but was rarely oTer u*J was an abnormally low W 5 normal weight of a woman's banfrom eight to ten ouneeT " Mr Perry: May I sumatwi deceased may have died uZJ even if she had never bin bttUi November I6th.-Any adC! injury in her case migH IwiWi her sudden u:ath. Mr Perry: She may hai# tune in sny case.—Oh jo His Worship: Was then arm to expect that she would tho absence of some sbockf-kfet would rover have been sanm?* had died.
Margaret Ogilvie, '.miti* | > Mental Hospital, saidtcf«ta« f a trained nurs9. cd in the method of b&tiiigfiiitt To Mr Perry: AcoiMgiqable probationer who button*! any trouble and waa «i tfM For a year deceased whenever she moved abo&V*
Pearl Young, xfay nun» it toW ' pital, deecribeo £nding the deceased. siotnd bo if pain and iyjwedaiUßUa/. To Mr firry: Wweter drew ceased on tbe. mowing iHet the should have discovered toe bumness discovered the bunu at aW#i p.m. on November 17th. ■ ■ Mr Perry:: This patient **« bathed twioe » day?— Yea. - Well, alio may have been bttW tween 2.30 p.m. oil iw j p.m. on Friday?— Ye- ; Mr Perry: The charge nWf have known ~ . Witness said she -dia ®o» «■* deoeased being batted twice wj* Louisa Poppleton, mgnt deceased showed no WMff night of November 10th. amined deoeasied several tin»® the night. - She sorpnWj. later that deoeased was Mjg» have been scalded sin5 in . J< ®^^ l The matron, recalled.aom find no one who from November 14th to » . Detective William NbW. « that he interviewed acca^JJ said she knew the bathfflSmJJ She noticed no marksi did not think she the bath. She had bath and found the porodw« hotter than the water wW»» perature was rednced- „.y Mr Perry, for abused, ijjg no evidence whitover burns had ceased was in accused a Mr Perry recalled . o '- who said he wasjfwjjWr committed for trial, b«' self in £IOO and one «««*l#?
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17625, 30 November 1922, Page 6
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