The defendant was charged with the murder of his mother during a Lockdown walk on Christmas Common. The deceased had been subjected to a brutal attack that had included blunt force trauma to the head, strangulation, and the removal of her eyeballs. The Defence maintained that the attack had occurred due to a catastrophic psychotic episode in which the defendant believed his mother had become a demon and was trying to lure him to his death. The case involved an in-depth analysis of extensive psychiatric expert evidence.
Mark Graffius QC and Richard Davies were instructed by SMQ Legal.
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