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Ep. 2: The Story of Louise Woodward

By: Bernard P Achampong
Narrated by: Nick Wallis
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Louise Woodward is the 'most notorious criminal convicted in Massachusetts' according to a US law magazine. We re-examine the case and ask: did the British nanny really shake baby Matthew Eappen to death?

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Did she or didn't she?

Episode 2. Did she shake that poor baby?
I honestly don't know. She is definitely guilty of being a party girl who had no thoughts except her own self gratification when her employers put their foot down to curtail her internet and party habits.
Yes the parents have to live with the fact that they employed her, how good were the police checks at that point. With any luck they have improved.

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