Justice system has betrayed us, say family of woman killed by cannabis smoker

A long -term cannabis, a woman who was killed by smoking, said that after a hospital order was ordered for a manslaughter, they felt that they felt that they were definitely betrayed by the justice system.

28 -year -old Gogoa Lois tape, Mental health law In April last year, 25-year-old girlfriend Hackney, Kennedi Westcarr-Sabaroche, who was in East London.

According to The Times, the band was sacrificed under fake allegations after asking for a elevator to the “sanitary installation business”.

Mrs. Westcarr-Sabaroche then drowned in her car outside her house where one-year-old daughter of the couple slept inside.

The band then took about two hours of MS Westcarr-Sabaroche, bought for about two hours, bought a cigarette and sent a message to a friend of the young woman from her phone.

The prosecution admitted to his brother what he was doing six and a half hours after killing.

Mrs. Westcarr-Sarabroche before Prince GüvenAfter joining the organization as a 16 -year -old digital marketing apprentice.

His mother told Times that he wrote “good letters ına to the king’s family, the head of the apprentice plan after his death.

The band was initially accused of murder, but a guilty objection to kill a man due to declining responsibility was adopted by prosecutors.

Ms. Westcarr-Sabaroche’s loved ones sat in the well of the court during the court, and when the statements made by the members of the defendant’s family were read by the defense, they defined it as a loving person before mental health deteriorated.

‘Non -diagnosed schizophrenic’

Judge Freya Newbery delivered a hospital order under the 37th part of the Mental Health Law with a restriction order under Chapter 41, which means that it could be detained indefinitely.

During the attack, the judge said that during the attack, it was an unidentified schizophrenic ”that kept his decision and self -control“ significantly disrupting ”“ paranoia and the delusions of persecution ”.

However, the victim’s mother, Linda Westcarr, said that he felt that he was “betrayed by the system ve and that he wanted to review the tape penalty that he said was“ no penalty without a penalty.

He said that he was certainly betrayed by the system: “The system failed us in many ways – he could not support us, he could not explain the decisions they made to us.

“We were not consulted, we have been dictated. This needs to change.”

Westcarr-Sabaroche’s brother Leon Westcarr said he was disappointed with the lack of transparency during the process surrounding the family’s death.

“The information given to us from the police, prosecution, we’re all asking what’s going on,” he said.

‘Dark Thoughts’

The court heard that the defendant had been drinking cannabis since 2014 and that he had contacted with mental health services in 2023 and that he was “warned to abstain, but later he would drink cannabis”.

It was seen in Band A & E in April 2023, and it was recorded that he described the “dark thoughts ongoing for several weeks” and these thoughts “harm others in the context of defense.”

Then he heard the court in December 2023, Tape GP said he no longer lived in paranoia and later accepted. use of cannabis In the second half of 2023 and at the beginning of 2024.

Commenting on the case, Ellie Butt, Head of Politics and Public Relations at the Judgment of Domestic Violence Help, said: “ Diminishing responsibility pleas It was accepted in indigenous murder cases.

“This satisfaction usually leads to a man killing rather than murder convictions, so the perpetrators do not face a mandatory lifetime penalty.”

MS Butt added: “This can send a harmful message not only to surviving family members, but also to a wider society.

“We accept the complexity of mental health in the criminal justice system and Legal Commission’s Investigation on Murder LawS.

“However, we believe that this problem should be handled with maximum speed and urgency.”