Tasha-Lee Doreen Mack  

By Canadian Press

MURDER TRIAL

Edmonton murder trial enters second week

Jun 19, 2019 | 6:32 AM

EDMONTON – The doctor who performed the autopsy on a toddler found dead outside an Edmonton church says the child suffered from head trauma.

Dr. Elizabeth Brooks-Lim, Alberta’s chief medical examiner, took the stand yesterday at the trial of Tasha-Lee Doreen Mack.

Mack and the child’s father, Joey Crier, are charged with second-degree murder in the 2017 death of 19-month-old Anthony Joseph Raine.

Brooks-Lim says Raine had a skull fracture, bruising on the entire front of his face, blood in his right ear canal and bruising on his arms and the front of his chest.

She says his death was determined to be a homicide.

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Mack pleaded not guilty at the start of her trial, which is now in its second week.

(The Canadian Press)