Murder accused went home to sleep after killing, court told

A jury in the trial of a Chinese man accused of murdering a Chinese student heard that the accused went home and slept after the killing, which prosecution said was "indicative of a total recovery of mind of someone who lost it earlier", the Central Criminal Court heard today in prosecution's closing speech.

A jury in the trial of a Chinese man accused of murdering a Chinese student heard that the accused went home and slept after the killing, which prosecution said was "indicative of a total recovery of mind of someone who lost it earlier", the Central Criminal Court heard today in prosecution's closing speech.

Hua Yu Feng (aged 27), of The Woods, Woodbrook Glen, Bray, Co Wicklow, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Ms Xiang Yi Wang (aged 21), originally from Fuxing City, China, at Woodbrook Glen in Bray on July 4, 2003.

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