Convicted murderer wants new trial
CONFESSIONS obtained by undercover police investigating Danny Deacon should not have been seen by a jury because they undermined his credibility as a witness, the Court of Criminal Appeal has heard.
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Darren Ashley guilty of wife’s murder
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Darren Ashley guilty of wife’s murder
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Woman punched charity boss on flight
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Xana can leave ‘$1m cell’
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