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01/09/2015
Irish Nanny Accused Of Killing Baby Girl Has Charges Dropped
An Irish nanny accused of murdering a baby girl in the United States has had the charge dropped.
Aisling Brady McCarthy from County Cavan had been expected to stand trial accused of killing one-year-old Rehma Sabir in Massachusetts in 2013.
A decision by the medical examiner had been reversed and it is believed the baby died from undetermined injuries.
Ms Brady served two and a half years in jail and received bail in May.
She had been living in the US for 15 years illegally and she is now expected to be deported.
(CD/LM)
Aisling Brady McCarthy from County Cavan had been expected to stand trial accused of killing one-year-old Rehma Sabir in Massachusetts in 2013.
A decision by the medical examiner had been reversed and it is believed the baby died from undetermined injuries.
Ms Brady served two and a half years in jail and received bail in May.
She had been living in the US for 15 years illegally and she is now expected to be deported.
(CD/LM)
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