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Man acquitted over ex-wife’s death arrested over alleged harassment of her mother
Christopher Trybus, who was acquitted of charges relating to his former wife Tarryn Baird’s death, has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of harassing her mother. He denies the allegation and was released on bail while police make further enquiries.
Baird died in 2017, and Trybus was found not guilty of manslaughter, controlling and coercive behaviour, and rape after a six-week trial earlier this year. Her mother, Michelle Baird, gave evidence at the trial and says Trybus harassed her afterwards; she reported the matter to Wiltshire Police. Trybus was arrested at his home in Swindon on 6 November.
In short
- Trybus was arrested on suspicion of harassing his former wife’s mother.
- He denies the allegation and is on bail.
- He was acquitted of charges relating to Baird’s 2017 death.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “IT consultant husband who was cleared of driving his wife to suicide through ‘tsunami of abuse’ is arrested on suspicion of harassing her mother”.