a catastrophic miscarriage of justice. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. the mother of a mental health patient, who fatally stabbed a man days after being discharged from a psychiatric unit, wants a public apology for both her son and the family of the man he killed. david fleet from borth in ceredigion, was released from a psychiatric hospital in 2019, despite warnings about his worsening mental state . the health board says it can t comment on individual cases. here s wyre davies. david fleet was a troubled teenager. his mum says his art gave a window into inner torments. when you look at these you get an insight into, i think, what was going on in his mind. self harm and cannabis use led to the prescription of anti psychotic medication and his sectioning under the mental health act. but after four months david was sent home,
days after being discharged from a psychiatric unit wants a public apology from the health authority for her son and the family of the man he killed. sharon lees says her son, david fleet, was released, despite her concerns and a doctor warning of his worsening mental state . hywel dda university health board says it can t comment on individual cases. wyre davies reports. he is in our cardiff newsroom. we have looked at several mental health related homicides in wales in recent years and asking, could people with diagnosed mental illnesses who went on to kill have been given more help? and equally importantly, have there been missed opportunities to learn lessons from such cases across health boards and prevent further tragedies? despite the idyllic surroundings of his youth, david fleet was a troubled teenager. his mum says his art gave a window into inner torments. when you look at these, you get an insight, i think, into what was going on in his mind. self harm, cannabis use and er