Shirin Kale
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first heard May 2026
last heard 4 Jul
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But she did have some conversations at the hospital that were overheard by medical staff.
And medical staff were concerned that although that Emily Lau said she was there as a friend, the terminology she was using made them quite suspicious that perhaps she had more involvement than that of just a friend.
And so one of the senior clinicians later after Stacey died did report Emily Lau to police.
Once Stacey went in for surgery, Emily Lau then returned to Stacey's home and she said she went there because she didn't want Stacey's husband to be confronted with the scene there.
She cleaned up and she took the bloodied carpet and she took that carpet home with her to her own house and disposed of it in a bin.
She said it didn't fit in Stacey's bin and...
When police later went to assess the scene, it was so clean that they couldn't really determine what the layout had been when Stacey had given birth or really what exactly had happened there.
The question was put to her, you know, it could be seen that, you know, you went and cleaned up the house.
You took the carpet with you and then you refused to give a statement to police.
That doesn't necessarily seem like the actions of someone or a friend.
Like, wouldn't a friend want to talk to police?
Emily said that that's really unfair, that she really wanted to clean up so that Nathan wouldn't be confronted with the scene and that she saw Stacey as a friend.
And that the reason she didn't give a statement to police is because her previous experience supporting a woman with a free birth pregnancy that had sadly resulted in a death had led the media to blaming her when she gave a statement to police.
And so this time around, she got legal representation and was advised that she did not have to give a statement.
She wasn't legally required to give a statement to police, and that's why she chose not to
And that was a separate case that you just described.
That was a separate case.
So all of the experts from those with emergency department experience through to obstetric and gynecology experience to a midwife who gave evidence said that whether Stacey decided to give birth at home with a midwife present or involved throughout the pregnancy or whether she decided to give birth in hospital, those professionals would have identified a postpartum hemorrhage.
It's not uncommon.
It's not something they're not familiar with.
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