Mum Cheryl said Olivia "went all floppy and her eyes went to the back of her head". She then heard Chloe on the phone saying: "Where are they, where are they? She is dying." The trial of Cashman, accused of murdering Olivia in her own home, has entered its second day at Manchester Crown Court.Ĭashman has been charged after the fatal shooting of the schoolgirl in Liverpool on the night of August 22 last year, which also left Olivia's mother with injuries after she was shot in the wrist.Ĭashman, of West Derby, Liverpool, denies the murder of Olivia, the attempted murder of Nee and the wounding with intent of Olivia’s mother as well as two counts of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.Ĭourt has now been adjourned and will return from 10am Wednesday when the trial is due to resume.Ī neighbour reported hearing two bangs followed by two more and "the worst screaming I've ever heard in my life". Thomas Cashman, 34, had allegedly been hunting down Joseph Nee, 55, when he chased him into the home of Olivia Pratt-Korbel.Īfter the gunman opened fire and hit Olivia in the centre of her chest, mum Cheryl begged "stay with me baby" as her daughter fought for her life, a jury heard. A nine-year-old girl screamed "mum, I'm scared" as she raced down the stairs, moments before she was shot by a man who had chased a convicted burglar into her home.
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