Nine years after the death of a six-month-old baby, a coronial inquest has heard from one of the persons of interest.
Nine years after the death of a six-month-old baby that his family requested be referred to as James, a coronial inquest has heard from one of the persons of interest.
Over the past two days the court first heard from Detective Sergeant Glenn Wallwork, as well as James' grandmother, Germaine Lenoy, and aunts. Ms Tabuai's older sister Danielle Tabuai, and Danielle's husband Ehammed Anderson, also gave evidence. Mr Anderson said he had also noticed James had not appeared well in the weeks leading up to his death.He also described several incidents where he saw Synoa become frustrated and handle James roughly.On the evening of February 1, Mr Anderson told the court he had been watching TV in the room where James was sleeping, along with another child.
He said he alerted the rest of the family and Synoa rushed in and picked James up, screaming that he was not breathing.Questions over phone call
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