“ The prosecution say Gray - who had raced out of labor
shortly earlier than - was speaking to her associate Ben Butler, also 36, who
had phoned her minutes before to inform her that he had killed their little woman, Ellie.
Paramedics arrived minutes after to seek out Ellie lying
on her back next to an overturned stool, with accidents more
commonly associated with car crash victims. First responder Sarah Hardy informed the
court that Ellie was 'very chilly and blue' when she arrived.
Ed Brown QC, prosecuting, advised the jury: 'In 2007,
when she was six weeks old, she was taken to hospital with critical head injuries.
The prosecution has stated a put up-mortem examination ruled out an unintended fall
and her death was put all the way down to Butler either beating her over the top with a heavy object or throwing her in opposition to the ground or
wall. Ms Hardy informed jurors she could not perceive
how Ellie may have died till she noticed a 'boggy mass'
on the again of her head. ”