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Sean Davison is a New Zealand-born South African scientist and author. In 2010 he was arrested in New Zealand and charged with the attempted murder of his terminally-ill mother, Dr. Patricia Ferguson. [1]
Jun 20, 2022 · Right-to-die champion Prof Sean Davison can finally walk freely in public today for the first time in three years. His house arrest for helping three people end unbearable suffering with...
Jun 21, 2022 · South African microbiologist Sean Davison regained his freedom Monday after serving 3 years of house arrest for premeditated murder. He was convicted for assisting three people to commit...
Jul 12, 2022 · Davison, who holds dual South African and New Zealand citizenship, first made headlines in 2010, when he was arrested and charged after he helped his 85-year-old terminally ill mother die in...
Sean Davison, who formerly worked as a registered lab scientist in Dunedin, failed to disclose to the Medical Council about his involvement in two of the three murders when he applied for...
Jun 20, 2022 · Professor Sean Davison on Monday marked the end of his murder sentence on the steps of the court, which sentenced him three years ago. On his first official day of freedom, Davison said a woman suffering from an incurable disease had contacted him, asking for help to die.
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Jun 20, 2022 · Sean Davison was sentenced in 2019 to eight years under house arrest, five of which were suspended. “I certainly do not regret what I did,” Davison told AFP. “I helped three men suffering unbearably with no hope of recovery, who were determined to die and they were incapable of ending their own lives”.
