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A woman who watched her 87-year-old mother fall down the stairs and left her there for five hours should face manslaughter charges for the mother's eventual death, a New York appellate court has ruled. The woman, a geriatric nurse, told investigators she left the house to run errands after her mother's fall, which was precipitated by an argument between the two. When she returned, she found her mother, who was suffering from a heart condition, a hip injury and arthritis, dead at the bottom of the stairs.
December 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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