Care home resident, 93 was beaten to death with a walking stick, jury finds
Care home resident, 93 was beaten to death with a walking stick by her mentally ill neighbour as she recovered from Covid, jury finds Eileen Dean, 93, was beaten to death with metal walking stick in her care home Her attacker Alexander Rawson, 63, was mentally ill, trial at Old Bailey heard Rawson phoned 999 after killing Mrs Dean, who suffered from dementia He had been charged with murder but was deemed unfit to stand trial Rawson will be sentenced at the Old Bailey on December 20
A 93-year-old care home resident woman was beaten to death with a metal walking stick by her mentally ill neighbour while she was recovering from Covid, a jury has found.
Eileen Dean was beaten repeatedly in her bedroom at Fieldside in Catford, south London on January 3 by Alexander Rawson, 63, and suffered severe injuries to her face, head and upper body.
The Old Bailey heard how Rawson phoned 999 in a state of distress and agitation after killing Mrs Dean, who suffered from dementia.
He told the operator: 'I think somebody's been killed and I don't know what's happening. I think I might have done something
