New bid to overturn murder conviction

A former Ulster Defence Regiment soldier today launched a bid to get the House of Lords to overturn a 20-year-old murder conviction.

New bid to overturn murder conviction
Fri, 20 Feb, 2004 - 16:54

A former Ulster Defence Regiment soldier today launched a bid to get the House of Lords to overturn a 20-year-old murder conviction.

For Armagh man Neil Latimer, it is his fourth attempt to clear his name after being convicted of the 1983 murder of Catholic man Adrian Carroll in the city.

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