Crime & Law

Euthanasia Case Verdict

28 Sep

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Cloe ReadSydney Morning Herald
Talissa SigantoABC News (AU)
Australian Associated PressThe Guardian
Rex MartinichDaily Mail

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Truswell-Mobbs was charged with his murder, but on Monday she pleaded not guilty to that offence in the Supreme Court in Brisbane.

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Mobbs was suffering from motor neurone disease and had deteriorated significantly in his final months.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 28 Sepwording from Sydney Morning Herald

Outside court, supporters cheered for Truswell-Mobbs as she left the court.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 28 Sepwording from Sydney Morning Herald

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28 Sep
Truswell-Mobbs was charged with his murder, but on Monday she pleaded not guilty to that offence in the Supreme Court in Brisbane.
4 outlets · ABC News (Australia)

Coverage 4 articles

28 Sep Kylie Ellina Truswell-Mobbs - who helped ill husband die - walks out of court to the sound of cheers after pleading guilty
Daily Mail
28 Sep Cheers as murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped terminally ill husband die
The Guardian
28 Sep Suspended sentence for woman who gave husband a lethal dose of painkillers
ABC News (AU)
28 Sep Wife who killed terminally ill husband pleads guilty, walks from court
Sydney Morning Herald

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