Abortion tablets in wife's food
A Baker put abortion tablets into his wife's breakfast to try to make her lose their baby.
He crushed the tablets into his 38-year-old wife's sandwich, a bowl of cereal and a yoghurt.
His wife suffered pain and bleeding but the child survived unharmed.
The Baker admitted "using an instrument to procure a miscarriage" - the first such charge in 30 years.
The defendant's mother, Lisa Or, defended him, saying her son was a "good boy" and terrified of his wife.
When he found out his wife was pregnant in November 2006 he panicked and begged her to have an abortion. When she refused, he began looking for abortion medication on the internet.
news.bbc.co.uk
He crushed the tablets into his 38-year-old wife's sandwich, a bowl of cereal and a yoghurt.
His wife suffered pain and bleeding but the child survived unharmed.
The Baker admitted "using an instrument to procure a miscarriage" - the first such charge in 30 years.
The defendant's mother, Lisa Or, defended him, saying her son was a "good boy" and terrified of his wife.
When he found out his wife was pregnant in November 2006 he panicked and begged her to have an abortion. When she refused, he began looking for abortion medication on the internet.
news.bbc.co.uk



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