Two released in Co Armagh death probe

A man and woman being questioned about the murder of a father of two have been released without charge, police in Northern Ireland confirmed today.

A man and woman being questioned about the murder of a father of two have been released without charge, police in Northern Ireland confirmed today.

They were arrested by detectives investigating the killing of Paul Crymble, aged 35, in Co Armagh.

His body was found in a car near his home in Richhill on Sunday after police were told he had been abducted by armed raiders.

Preliminary results from a post-mortem examination revealed the engineer died from asphyxiation.

As it emerged the pair being interviewed had been released, police also disclosed a second woman detained has been charged with withholding information.

She was arrested along with another man who is still being questioned about the murder.

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