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妈妈看到新闻才知道达茜死在了西门大桥
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"你永远也不会看到你的孩子了"女孩的爸爸在把她从58米高扔下致死前对他前妻说
法庭上,Peta Barnes告诉维省最高法庭,她在09年1月29日女儿达茜第一天上学时给她前夫打电话。她打电话是因为她和母亲在Hawthorn小学等待这有纪念意义的一天时,他和女儿没来
Barnes女士告诉法庭他当时说:"和你孩子再见吧"
她回答了什么记不起来了,然后他说"只说再见就行了"他就挂了
她然后打回去,他接了其中一个问谁在打电话
"我说'是我',然后他说你永远也不会再见到你孩子了"Barnes女士告诉法庭
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她同意她前夫有过很大的心情变化,她想可能在07年3月他们分手后他可能有过某种抑郁
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法官Paul Coghlan主持的法庭还在继续
Mum learned of Darcey's West Gate Bridge death after news report Andrea Petrie
March 16, 2011 - 1:56PM
‘‘You’ll never see your children again,’’ the father of a little girl thrown off the West Gate Bridge told his ex-wife just before he tossed the four-year-old 58 metres to her death, a court has heard.
Peta Barnes told Victoria’s Supreme Court today she phoned her former husband Arthur Freeman from the school where their daughter Darcey was due to begin her first day of prep on January 29, 2009. She said she rang because Freeman had not shown up at the Hawthorn primary school as expected, where she and her mother were waiting to witness the milestone.
Ms Barnes told the court that when he answered, he told her to ‘‘Say goodbye to your children’’.
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Arthur Phillip Freeman is led into the Victorian Supreme Court. Photo: Craig Abraham
She said she made a comment, but could not recall what it was, before he replied: ‘'Just say goodbye’'. He then hung up.
Ms Barnes said she called Freeman straight back and he answered one of the calls and asked who it was calling him.
‘‘I said ‘it’s me’, and he said ‘you’ll never see your children again’,’’ Ms Barnes told the court.
She said she immediately contacted police to report her children missing, explaining that their lives had been threatened.
She phoned her solicitor and spoke to the school principal, before heading home to get some photos of the children, which she took to the local police station.
‘‘My solicitor contacted me and said there was a news report that a female child had been thrown off the West Gate Bridge,’’ she said.
‘‘I went back to the police station and was taken to the Royal Children’s Hospital.’’
It was there that Darcey Iris Freeman had been taken after she had been pulled from the water under the bridge. She was pronounced dead at 1.35pm.
A stoic Ms Barnes peered only briefly at her former husband, who was sitting in the dock at the back of the court, a couple of times during her evidence.
And she pointed out to defence lawyer David Brustman, SC, during cross examination, when he called Freeman her husband that ‘‘He’s not my husband.’’
She agreed that Freeman had quite large mood swings and she thought after they separated in March 2007 that he might have been suffering from some sort of depression.
She said she had seen Freeman in the Federal Magistrates Court the two days leading up to Darcey’s death as they finalised their financial settlement and custody arrangements.
She said he appeared to be happy with the outcome they had agreed to.
The trial, before Justice Paul Coghlan, continues.
http://www.theage.com.au/victori ... 20110316-1bwsk.html
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