Nottingham Post published 'Exceedingly unlikely' baby's death was an accident, court hears

Baby Eden Robinson's range of injuries made it 'exceedingly unlikely' that his death was an accident, a murder trial heard. The view was given by Dr Roger Malcomson, a child pathologist who has attended up to 1,000 post mortems, including the one on the baby.He told the jury at Nottingham Crown Court it was most likely the baby died from "abusive head trauma or non-accidental injury".The baby's father Easton Robinson, 39, denies the murder of the baby on November 8, 2014.On that day,...