Woman found guilty of manslaughter following the death of Bromsgrove man
Thirty eight year old Cordelia Farrell from Dainton Grove, Birmingham has today (Wednesday 21 October) been convicted of manslaughter following the killing of Wayne Coventry.
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Thirty eight year old Cordelia Farrell from Dainton Grove, Birmingham has today (Wednesday 21 October) been convicted of manslaughter following the killing of Wayne Coventry.
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