IT is an image that has tormented mother Frances Inglis throughout her six months in prison.

Her beloved son Tom's body contorted in agony, his teeth biting his tongue hard enough to draw blood and in his eyes a look of complete terror.

But his suffering was finally ended at the hands of his devoted mum - who in January was jailed for life for killing 22-year-old Tom with an overdose of HEROIN.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3074735/Frances-Inglis-on-why-she-killed-brain-damaged-son-Tom.html#ixzz0v7zoOCBW

As a longtime cop, there is something very wrong with that story.

Not the poor mother, who has my deepest respect, but the ambulance story................? Sucks.

As a longtime cop, there is something very wrong with that story.

Not the poor mother, who has my deepest respect, but the ambulance story................? Sucks.

are u are referring to this part

A female paramedic in the ambulance later told police that three times Tom had got up and opened the door to the moving vehicle - the third time falling out. He suffered a head injury so catastrophic it damaged his brain stem irrevocably.

as i thought this was strange to ....

Yep

Any crew I have ever met would have stopped the vehicle certainly after the second attempt and got help or chemically calmed the subject.

Yep

Any crew I have ever met would have stopped the vehicle certainly after the second attempt and got help or chemically calmed the subject.

well thats what i was thinking

Once, OK maybe leave him. Twice certainly take action. Three times.......................................

My family were offered euthanasia on my younger brother who contracted meningitis at the age of 1, and who's brain was fried overnight from it. He woke up the next morning as a spastic. He lived for 4 further years before passing away naturally. The euthanasia was offered by the foremost brain surgery hospital in London. (off the record).

FREE Frances!

My family were offered euthanasia on my younger brother who contracted meningitis at the age of 1, and who's brain was fried overnight from it. He woke up the next morning as a spastic. He lived for 4 further years before passing away naturally. The euthanasia was offered by the foremost brain surgery hospital in London. (off the record).

Condolences......While I believe euthanasia should be a choice I cannot imagine a tougher choice for anyone or their family.

This thread seems to be something we can all agree on. It would be a terrible decision to have to make and then carry out.

If Scotland can let off the Lockerbie bomber, then perhaps she will get some mercy.

Hope she gets released soon.