Toddler died hours after slipping on marble floor in her family's apartment

[Angelo222]

The second pathologist totally disagreed...and as the child fell forwards and struck the front of her head the first pathologist sounds like an idiot

The English pathologist admitted her examination was hampered because of the post mortem examination already carried out in Portugal. The Portuguese conclusion stands.

[Mr Gray]

Death by poisoning and strangulation are much more likely than by head injury.

so are we accepting head injury doesn't fit the bill ...after 8 years

[Mr Gray]

The English pathologist admitted her examination was hampered because of the post mortem examination already carried out in Portugal. The Portuguese conclusion stands.

might stand for you as someone who has no knowledge of pathology....and it isn't what the court has said

[slartibartfast]

she fell forward...I have studied pathology as part of my degree

You need a cite for that, it isn't in the article.

[carlymichelle]

The English pathologist admitted her examination was hampered because of the post mortem examination already carried out in Portugal. The Portuguese conclusion stands.

why is there so much  DENIAL by mcann   supporters abot stuff like this?   they cant accept  reality at all imo  this article has manyy paraells with maddie  because who knows if the same thing  didnt happen to her?

[carlymichelle]

You need a cite for that, it isn't in the article.

i would imagine  any blunt trauma   on a  childs   brain/skull could  kill them no  matter where they hit their head? tiles are hard and sharp

[slartibartfast]

so are we accepting head injury doesn't fit the bill ...after 8 years

No, though it is not most likely cause of fatal injury in the home.

[Mr Gray]

You need a cite for that, it isn't in the article.

it is in the article she fell forwards

[slartibartfast]

it is in the article she fell forwards

Nope.

[Angelo222]

might stand for you as someone who has no knowledge of pathology....and it isn't what the court has said

She died in Portugal, the original examination was carried out in Portugal so their conclusions are good enough for me.

[Mr Gray]

No, though it is not most likely cause of fatal injury in the home.

you have just posted this...make your mind up...
Death by poisoning and strangulation are much more likely than by head injury.

[Mr Gray]

Nope.

The blow was also not consistent with the way Chloe fell forwards, Winchester Coroner's Court heard.

[Mr Gray]

She died in Portugal, the original examination was carried out in Portugal so their conclusions are good enough for me.

well it's far from good enough for me

[slartibartfast]

The blow was also not consistent with the way Chloe fell forwards, Winchester Coroner's Court heard.

Mr Godding told the court: 'I caught her slip out the corner of my eye - she fell forwards, but I think just on to her knees.'

So unless someone saw her fall and her head hit the floor it's a moot point. The original report identified injuries consistent with a blow to the back of the head.

[Brietta]

So unless someone saw her fall and her head hit the floor it's a moot point. The original report identified injuries consistent with a blow to the back of the head.

"Mr Godding told the court: 'I caught her slip out the corner of my eye - she fell forwards, but I think just on to her knees.'"

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