Ash Good, who died in shopping centre stabbing spree after handing over infant for treatment, hailed as an ‘incredible mother’
A woman who died after attempting to save her baby during the Sydney stabbing spree has been hailed as an “incredible mother”.
She has been widely named by Australian media as Ash Good, 38, and police said the nine-month-old baby had undergone surgery following the attack at a Sydney shopping centre on Saturday afternoon.
Eyewitnesses said Good attempted to save her baby after she was stabbed by passing the infant over to receive treatment.
Sky News Australia anchor Laura Jayes described the mother of the baby as an “incredible person” who “had the world at her feet”.
Jayes, who said she knew the mother, told Sky News: “So many family and friends wanted to be at the hospital this afternoon, they had to take turns going in and out of the waiting room.
“Her baby went into surgery and her mum didn’t make it.”
Jayes added: “She was one of those all-rounders. She was an incredible athlete.
