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Baby Sunaina with her father Rajesh at King George Hospital on 24/10/2000, 2 days before her suspicious death
Sunaina's mother demonstrating outside King George Hospital, Ilford, Essex, UK, after baby Sunaina's death
Baby Sunaina's mother demonstrating outside Great Ormond Street Hospital after her baby's suspicious death at King George
Hospital on 26/10/2000
Doctors told parents Sunaina would never be able to sit...but she could sit up unaided at four and a half months...
Baby Sunaina whilst being prescribed 170 times overdose of ranitidine
by doctors at King George Hospital, Ilford, Essex, UK
Sunaina's mother outside Houses of Parliament, London
Outside Ilford Shopping Centre
Outside National Health Service Headquartes at 79 Whitehall London
Ilford
Needle mark on Sunaina's neck suggests foul play
marks on baby Sunaina's face
Boated stomach and bright red trunk suggests an unnatural death...milk was found in lungs
Bright red back
Sunaina's heart was enlarged due to 170 times drug overdose of ranitidine and because the required oxygen was disconnected
despite parents' repeated requests
Evidence of an unnatural death?
When Sadhana lifted Sunaina's eyelids on 31 Jan 2001, she found two balls of cotton wool in each eye sockets. The
eyes are needed for vitreous toxicology. Where are they? Why was this test not done in the UK?
Pathologists described the eyes as "sunken" and "depressed" because they were no there?
Evidence of organ removal, not for the purposes of determining the cause of death, but to tamper with the evidence of
the drug overdoses and needle marks
Evidence that the brain was removed, not for the purposes of determining the cause of death, but to hide the evidence
of the deliberate drug overdoses
This skin biopsy was taken whilst Sunaina was still alive, minutes before her sudden death. The Coroner and pathologists
failed to investigate why doctors took this tissue from the baby just before Sunaina's sudden and suspicious death, where
is the tissue, and what were the results. The baby was found with six needle marks, three on each hand. The shock
of so many punctures on a tiny baby is enough to cause sudden death, especially after the drug overdoses and lethal potassiun
chloride injections and the oxygen deprivation. Yet the UK Coroner and pathologists claim baby Sunaina died of natural
causes.
The post mortem report confirms "date taken" as the date the organs and tissue samples were taken as being 26.10.2000,
the same day as the death, yet the post-mortem date is 30.10.2000, four days later. The Coroner instructed the post-mortem
on frozen tissues. The body remained at the hospital where the death occured even though allegations that doctors at
that hospital killed the baby were made to the Coroner and POlice.
Baby Sunaina's blood oxygen level had fallen from 57% to 37% after 170 times ranitidine overdoses at the UK hospital.
The effects of this are evident on the heart and lungs, yet the Coroner and pathologists claim Sunaina died of natural causes.
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