Welcome to the Trial UK.

Driven to Death.

I'm Caroline Cheatham.

And on Nick Fage.

A warning, this episode will outline evidence about suicide from the outset and allegations of domestic violence.

Today on the podcast, we've got evidence from

several colleagues of Chris Tribus that he was working abroad with them when Taryn Bird said

she was being beaten up. They also told the jury how there was banter in the team that whenever

they were out for dinner or drinks after work,

Chris would always speak to his wife on the phone and those phone calls made him smile.

We also heard from his sister-in-law that she was envious of how much Taryn and Chris adored each other.

And we've got the evidence from a psychiatrist who said Taryn was suffering from PTSD

and should have been sectioned to get the

help she needed. Yeah, he said the PTSD was rooted in the violent incident in South Africa that she

witnessed and then triggered years later when burglars tried to break into the house in Swindon.

He also said no one could know if domestic violence could lead to suicide.

Welcome to episode 13.

She was desperate for help.

We'll be back in a second. So we're at the end of the sixth week of this potentially landmark court case now.

That's the trial, of course, of Christopher Tribus, who, as we've said, many times, is accused of

causing his wife's death by subjecting her to a tsunami of abuse, which was how the prosecution

put it in the opening days six weeks ago. So he's accused

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