The prosecution on Tuesday urged jurors to find quality analyst Rushelle Foster guilty of murder in the 2019 stabbing death of national senior women's footballer Tarania "Plum Plum" Clarke, sa.
Rushelle Foster, the quality analyst who was being tried for the 2019 killing of national women's footballer Tamara "Plum Plum" Clarke, has been found guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter. A seven-member jury returned the verdict on Thursday afternoon. Clarke, a rising star in the sporting arena, was stabbed to death during a reported dispute over a cellular phone about 8:50 pm on October 31, 2019 at Limelight Plaza.
The prosecution on Tuesday urged jurors to find quality analyst Rushelle Foster guilty of murder in the 2019 stabbing death of national senior women's footballer Tarania "Plum Plum" Clarke, sa.
Twenty-three-year-old Rushelle Foster who is on trial for the murder of national senior women's footballer Tarania "Plum Plum" Clarke four years ago on Monday claimed she acted in self-defence.
A consultant forensic pathologist who examined the body of national senior women's footballer Tarania "Plum Plum" Clarke in November 2019 said the then 20-year-old died from "haemorrhage and shock.