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Irish nanny charged in MA baby’s death seeks bail

WOBURN, Mass. (AP) — An Irish nanny charged with murder in the death of a 1-year-old Massachusetts girl is due in court for a bail hearing.

Irish nanny Aisling Brady McCarthy, right
FILE – In this Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013 file photo, Irish nanny Aisling Brady McCarthy, right, who is charged with murder and assault and battery on a child in the death of Rehma Sabir, sits with her attorney Melinda Thompson, during a hearing to request charges be dropped, in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass. In court last week, McCarthy’s lawyers said two medical experts have concluded that the girl suffered bone fractures three to four weeks before her death when she was not in McCarthy’s care. Prosecutors say they will respond to the defense claims regarding the baby’s earlier injuries during a hearing Friday, Feb. 14, 2014. (AP Photo/The Boston Globe, Wendy Maeda, Pool, File)

Aisling Brady McCarthy is scheduled to appear in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn on Friday to ask to be released on bail while awaiting trial in the January 2013 death of Rehma Sabir.

The Cambridge girl was taken to the hospital with severe head injuries on her first birthday and died two days later.

In court last week, McCarthy’s lawyers said two medical experts have concluded that the girl suffered bone fractures three to four weeks before her death when she was not in McCarthy’s care.

Prosecutors say they will respond to the defense claims regarding the baby’s earlier injuries during Friday’s hearing.

Article from: bigstory.ap.org

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