Pamela Mogford died aged 100 after she was given a dose of oral morphine solution - known as Oramorph - by her children Jeremy Mogford, 79, a restaurateur, and his sister Sarah Pickering, 72.
Browns brasserie founder and his sister were told by GP not to give his mother, 100, any more pain killing medication before they 'murdered her with morphine', court hears
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Pamela Mogford died aged 100 after she was given a dose of oral morphine solution - known as Oramorph - by her children Jeremy Mogford, 79, a restaurateur, and his sister Sarah Pickering, 72.
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- Browns brasserie founder and his sister were told by GP not to give his mother, 100, any more pain killing medication before they 'murdered her with morphine', court hears.
- Pamela Mogford died aged 100 after she was given a dose of oral morphine solution - known as Oramorph - by her children Jeremy Mogford, 79, a restaurateur, and his sister Sarah Pickering, 72.
- Pamela Mogford died aged 100 after she was given a dose of oral morphine solution - known as Oramorph - by her children Jeremy Mogford, 79, a restaurateur, and his sister Sarah Pickering, 72.
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