UK news: Woman murdered man after beating him 's***less' with baseball bat and pushing him down stairs
A woman murdered her "drinking partner" by attacking him with a baseball bat and pushing him down a flight of stairs.
The following morning, he discharged himself and returned to the property despite sustaining "serious facial and bodily injuries". Three hours later, Oldland, of Sunnyside, Sefton Park, alerted the emergency services to his death. The phone was passed to Mr Swift, who told the handler "I've been battered s***less". Oldland then terminated the call.
The phone was then given to Mr Swift, who also told officers that he had fallen. But once alone in the back of an ambulance with paramedics, he said he had been hit with a bat and pushed down the stairs - adding "it was the female". But, shortly before 8.30am on March 24, Mr Swift discharged himself and took a taxi back to Bishopsgate Street. He told the driver that he "had been beaten up by some drunk fella and that he’d been in the wrong place at the wrong time".
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