A man has been convicted of killing a stranger after he pushed her from a pier into water. Jacob Foster, 29, shoved Charmaine O'Donnell, later claiming it was a "bit of fun".
The 25-year-old charity worker plunged to her death at Helensburgh Pier in Argyll and Bute on April 23, 2021. Charmaine passed away due to severe neck injuries and drowning.
Foster was today convicted of culpable homicide, following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow. The killer - who suffers from a learning disability - had been accused of murder. His lawyers had lodged a special defence of diminished responsibility.