A man who killed a young charity worker by pushing her off a pier for “a bit of fun” is still at liberty after a judge ruled he needed more information before passing sentence.
Jacob Foster, who has a learning disability, was originally charged with murdering 25-year-old charity worker Charmaine O’Donnell from Glasgow.
However, he was convicted after trial of the less serious offence of culpable homicide and allowed to remain on bail.
