Pensioner cleared of causing baby's death by careless driving due to insanity
Jurors at Cambridge Crown Court found that Shelagh Robertson’s undiagnosed dementia had affected her driving.
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Jurors at Cambridge Crown Court found that Shelagh Robertson’s undiagnosed dementia had affected her driving.
Shelagh Robertson, 75, is cleared after a baby boy is killed when his pram is hit on the pavement.
Jurors at Cambridge Crown Court found that Shelagh Robertson’s undiagnosed dementia had affected her driving.
Shelagh Robertson, who has been accused of causing the death of Louis Thorold has today (August 12) been found not guilty by reason of insanity.
Rachael and Chris Thorold, whose son Louis was killed when a van crashed into his pram, shared a heartbreaking picture of their last minutes holding his hand.