Barrister Charlotte Proudman criticized the outcome of Christopher Trybus's trial, where he was acquitted of his wife Tarryn Baird's manslaughter, suggesting that the deceased woman was unfairly scrutinized.

Christopher Trybus is on trial for manslaughter after his wife Tarryn Baird took her own life.

Christopher Trybus is on trial in the UK, charged with manslaughter, rape, and coercive control in connection with his wife Tarryn Baird's suicide in 2017.

Christopher Trybus has been acquitted of manslaughter in a landmark case where he was accused of strangling his wife, Tarryn Baird, and isolating her from her family, allegedly driving her to suicide.

Christopher Trybus, 43, is charged with manslaughter, coercive control and two counts of rape.

Christopher Trybus, a Swindon man, is accused of manslaughter, two counts of rape, and coercive and controlling behavior in connection with his wife's suicide, telling the court that finding out she had died by hanging was the 'worst day of his life'.

Christopher Trybus is accused of manslaughter after his wife, Tarryn Baird, died in 2017, with prosecutors alleging he used sexual violence to control her and cause her to take her own life.