Mother killed by falling bricks, court told
First reported 5 Oct, 12:38 UTCUpdated 1h ago3 sources
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Higgins Homes and four individuals are on trial over the death of a woman near a building site.
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Michaela Boor suffered catastrophic injuries when a pile of bricks fell on her head as she walked past a construction site, a court has heard.
Higgins Homes and four individuals are on trial over the death of a woman near a building site.
Mother-of-one Michaela Boor died from catastrophic brain injuries after a pallet holding more than two tonnes of bricks fell from a crane and dropped on her head on March 27, 2018.
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- Mother killed by falling bricks, court told (opens BBC News in a new tab)
Higgins Homes and four individuals are on trial over the death of a woman near a building site.
- Mum was on school run when she was killed by falling bricks on pavement near building site, trial hears (opens The Mirror in a new tab)
Michaela Boor suffered catastrophic injuries when a pile of bricks fell on her head as she walked past a construction site, a court has heard.
- Mother was crushed to death by pile of bricks on the school run as she walked past building site, court told (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)
Mother-of-one Michaela Boor died from catastrophic brain injuries after a pallet holding more than two tonnes of bricks fell from a crane and dropped on her head on March 27, 2018.
