OAP beaten to death with cricket bat by mentally ill man who yelled 'kill'
AN ELDERLY woman was beaten to death with a cricket bat in her garden by a mentally ill man who yelled "kill, kill, kill".
The jury was told the attack, which happened around three months after the start of the first lockdown last year, happened after Unmack had been drinking. A witness, who saw the attack take place at about 5.30pm on June 21 last year, said Unmack ran from the pavement down the driveway of his own home and then back towards his home.
The retired teacher and talented musician was given palliative care and died four days later in hospital.Unmack, who previously admitted manslaughter with diminished responsibility, is said to have just stood in the road as members of the public rushed to help the victim.Following being deemed unfit for questioning, he was sectioned under the Mental Health Act and subsequently moved to a secure hospital.
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