Gb, threw down baby from the terrace of the Tate Gallery: "I wanted to go on TV"

The child is saved by a miracle The incident took place on August 4th, while the Tate was crowded with visitors. The victim, the son of parents residing in France, was suddenly pushed down in the crush while he was in his father's arms, but incredibly saved himself by falling on a roof 5 floors below. However, the child has suffered a severe head injury with cerebral hemorrhage and various fractures, reporting serious long-term physical damage with which he is still fighting with his family in an odyssey of hospitalizations, interventions, suffering, hopes and expensive treatment.

The self-confessed person suffers from serious psychological problems The 18-year-old Jonty Bravery, who has a history of serious psychic problems behind him, pleaded guilty at the opening of the trial before the Old Bailey London court. Arrested immediately, he was transferred from October under surveillance to the Broadmoor Hospital: he is autistic and in the past he was diagnosed with an obsessive-compulsive personality disorder.

The 18-year-old handed himself over to a guardian: "I think I killed someone" In front of the court the police report was illustrated with the statements made by Jonty himself to the investigators at the time of detention, shortly after he handed himself over to a museum guardian simply saying: "I think I killed someone". To the investigators who asked him why, his response was then to have wanted to show that "every idiot", even with mental problems like those he was aware of having, could attract media attention.

"I wanted to go on TV, news to take care of me, who I am, what I did, so that everything was official and nobody could say anything", his senseless explanation.