NHS trust could be prosecuted after escaped mental health patient burned alive in boot of car

An NHS trust accused of resisting taking the blame for its blunders could be prosecuted after a patient escaped from a mental health hospital and was burned alive in the boot of a car.

NHS trust could be prosecuted after escaped mental health patient burned alive in boot of car
Thu, 17 May, 2018 - 15:19

An NHS trust accused of resisting taking the blame for its blunders could be prosecuted after a patient escaped from a mental health hospital and was burned alive in the boot of a car.

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is being investigated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after Janet Muller walked free from a psychiatric ward it runs and was killed in March 2015, Press Association can reveal.

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