Summary
A man named Christopher Trybus is on trial in the UK, accused of causing his wife Tarryn Baird's death by controlling behavior and violence. The court heard claims that Trybus's actions led to Baird taking her own life in 2017. Trybus denies charges including manslaughter, controlling and coercive behavior, and rape.
Key Facts
- Christopher Trybus is accused of causing his wife Tarryn Baird's death in 2017.
- Baird was 34 years old when she took her own life.
- Trybus faces charges of manslaughter, controlling and coercive behavior, and rape.
- The prosecution claims Trybus used physical and sexual violence and other manipulative behaviors.
- Baird allegedly faced threats, financial control, and isolation from family.
- A note left by Baird described a "dark cloud" over her life.
- Trybus denies all charges and claims Baird had a history of possible PTSD from traumatic events in South Africa.
- The trial is taking place at Winchester Crown Court in the UK.
