Sarah Ngaba, 32, is convicted of murdering her baby daughter, Eliza Ngaba, following injuries to the child’s head. According to court reporting in Scotland, Ngaba is found guilty after admitting that she caused serious, life-shortening and life-limiting injuries. Multiple outlets describe the case as involving a sequence of events that occurred before Ngaba took the child to hospital, including buying a lottery ticket. After Eliza is taken for medical treatment, she later dies, and prosecutors pursue a murder charge. The reporting also indicates that Ngaba’s admissions in court relate to the nature and severity of the head injuries inflicted on the baby. The conviction ends the trial proceedings and results in a finding of murder. The covered accounts focus on the verdict, the nature of the injuries, and elements of the timeline described in evidence, with no conflicting outcomes stated between the sources provided.