Soldier has third murder appeal rejected

Lawyers pledged to go to the European Court of Human Rights after judges today rejected a third appeal by a former soldier against his conviction for a sectarian murder in Northern Ireland more than 20 years ago.

Soldier has third murder appeal rejected
Mon, 09 Feb, 2004 - 13:50

Lawyers pledged to go to the European Court of Human Rights after judges today rejected a third appeal by a former soldier against his conviction for a sectarian murder in Northern Ireland more than 20 years ago.

Neil Latimer was hurried out of the Court of Appeal in Belfast still protesting his innocence.

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