Irish man cleared of US murder

An Irish man accused of killing a passenger on a party boat by throwing him into the San Francisco Bay has been found not guilty of murder charges, but a jury deadlocked on one charge each of voluntary and involuntary manslaughter.

Irish man cleared of US murder

An Irish man accused of killing a passenger on a party boat by throwing him into the San Francisco Bay has been found not guilty of murder charges, but a jury deadlocked on one charge each of voluntary and involuntary manslaughter.

William Monaghan was accused of throwing a Swiss computer animator, Lionel Voillat, over the side of a party boat in October after an argument over Mr Voillat’s girlfriend.

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