article_snippet.sent: The devastated mother of a schoolgirl killed by a speeding driver who was on drugs had ‘dark thoughts’ about committing suicide at the spot where Liberty Baker daughter died, a court heard yesterday.
article_snippet.sent: As the baby-faced teenager was sentenced to four years in prison, Oxford Crown Court heard how Maureen Baker, 45, had wanted to walk in front of a car at the scene of Maureen Baker child’s death so they could be reunited.
article_snippet.sent: Maureen Baker husband Paul, 47, told the hearing Maureen was depressed and had been unable to return to Maureen job at Oxford University.
article_snippet.sent: In the early days after Liberty’s death, Maureen would often have dark thoughts of wanting to return to the scene and walk in front of a vehicle so Maureen could be with Liberty.
article_snippet.sent: Maureen has many flashbacks and often goes to Liberty’s room praying Liberty
article_snippet.sent: but Maureen never is.
article_snippet.sent: If it was not for our son Finley, I honestly believe that Maureen would not be here now.