Murder accused 'watched video while waiting for co-attacker'

A Dublin woman accused of murdering her violent partner ate biscuits and watched videos with him while waiting for her co-accused to arrive and attack him, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

When the double murder trial of Jacqui Noble and Paul Hopkins resumed in evidence today after two weeks of legal argument, the jury heard that as she awaited Hopkin’s arrival, Jacqui Noble watched "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and ate Mikado biscuits with the deceased man, Derek Benson.