By Sarah Dean A carer found guilty of killing an elderly man and blowing $300,000 of his money on pokies barely shed a tear after she learned of his sudden death. In a police interview taken the night 84-year-old Bill Adamson was murdered with a huge dose of morphine in a Campbelltown motel room in April 2010, gambling addict Kerry Forrest gives a brazen performance. When asked if she knows how he died, the 54-year-old convicted killer replies: 'In his sleep'. Scroll down for video Brazen: In a police interview, gambling addict Kerry Forrest said she thought Bill Adamson died 'in his sleep'. In actual fact, she killed him with drugs
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Elderly Sydney man Bill Adamson was killed at Maclin Lodge Motel in Campbelltown in April 2010
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Kerry Forrest, 54, made him ingest a morphine-based pain killer MS-Contin after selling his $690,000 Kareela home, in southern Sydney
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Police interview tapes shows her barely shedding a tear
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Repeatedly lied to police during questioning
She sold his $700,000 @placeholder house - leaving them with $300,000 profit - demanded access to his financial records and set up various accounts with his cash.