"What have you done?" mother asked father on trial for murdering infant son

A murder trial at the Central Criminal Court heard paediatric evidence challenging the prosecution's account of how tissue came to lodge in a six-month-old boy's throat. Dr Hilary Stokes testified that an infant of Joshua Sussbier Tighe's developmental stage could not have manually formed, chewed, or swallowed the compressed tissue wad recovered during post-mortem examination. She further stated the object could not…