#LOUISE SCIDA TRIAL#
In 1997, the trial divided opinion across the Atlantic with many in the US convinced Woodward shook little Matthew to death. ASSOCIATED PRESSĪs he lay in a coma, the young teen was arrested on suspicion of child abuse.īut when Matthew died of a brain hemorrhage five days later, the charges were upped to murder. Louise was dubbed the “killer nanny” after the tragedy. He was rushed to Boston Children’s Hospital and put on a life support machine. On February 4, Woodward called an ambulance to their home after 8-month-old Matthew stopped breathing. Soon after she was hired by Sunil and Deborah Eappen, both 30-year-old doctors, to take care of their young son Matthew, in November. Louise Woodward was initially found guilty of the second-degree murder of baby Matthew Eappen. She was placed with a family but reportedly was “unhappy” with the 11 pm “curfew” they had enforced on her and left. Louise Woodward was a normal teen from Elton, Cheshire, at 18 years old when she flew 3,100 miles to work for an au pair for an agency in Boston, Massachusetts after she finished her A-levels in 1996.
Everyone knows her past but she’s just another mum to us.” One neighbor said: “She’s lived here for years. Louise Woodward was found guilty of second-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison in 1997, but had her conviction overturned. Now aged 43, she teaches dance classes and mingles with fellow mums on the school run, reports The Mirror. Now, 25 years on, a new Channel 4 documentary, “The Killer Nanny: Did She Do It?,” has examined what happened on that fateful day in 1997 and what evidence the jury used to originally convict Woodward of murder.Īnd wearing a coat and cropped leggings, Louise, once dubbed the “killer nanny” was also spotted walking to her car after collecting shopping this week. The shock ruling downgraded the verdict to involuntary manslaughter and saw teenage Woodward freed after spending 289 days behind bars on charges related to Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS). The Brit Au Pair was initially found guilty of the second-degree murder of baby Matthew Eappenn and was sentenced to life in prison in 1997 - but her conviction was overturned by Judge Hiller Zobel. “Killer Nanny” Louise Woodward has been seen out doing her food shopping 25 years after being accused of violently shaking a baby to death. Trove of ‘lost’ Terracotta warriors found at tomb of China's first Emperor Megan Fox is 'officially divorced' from ex Brian as she plans wedding to MGK Mission Impossible 7 'runs $50million over budget after Covid delays' Please take advantage of the tribute Wall tab to express your compassion and condolences over Louise’s passing.įor those who wish to send a floral tribute to the wake service, please call Floral Fantasy Florist at: 71 or CLICK HERE to be directed to their website.Famous wrestler dies at 59 after being hospitalized as sports fans pay tribute Church, 129-16 Rockaway Beach Blvd, Belle Harbor, Queens.īurial to immediately follow at St. Mass of Christian burial will be held 9:45 AM on Friday, at 9:45 AM at St. Reposing Thursday, from 2:00 – 5:00 and 7:00 – 9:00 PM at Marine Park Funeral Home, 3024 Quentin Road, Brooklyn. Louise will be missed by her grandchildren, Jacqueline Chirdo, Samantha Lloyd, Jessica and Rebecca Lloyd. Louise was predeceased by her beloved husband Dominick Scida. She is survived by her loving children Catherine Chirdo (Michael Chirdo), Marion Scida (Jane Evans), Christine Lloyd (Norman Lloyd) and Stephanie Martin (Michael Martin). She is the daughter of the late Louis and the late Catherine (nee Andenna) Cardella. Louise Scida, age 90, of Neponsit passed away on Monday, May 9, 2022.
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