Jury to begin deliberations in Georgina Eagar murder trial

A British jury is expected to retire to consider its verdict today in the trial of an alternative therapist accused of murdering his Irish girlfriend in Dublin two years ago.

A British jury is expected to retire to consider its verdict today in the trial of an alternative therapist accused of murdering his Irish girlfriend in Dublin two years ago.

Sixty-three-year-old Christopher Newman, an Indian-born Briton, has admitted stabbing 28-year-old Georgina Eagar to death at her home in the Walkinstown area of Dublin in May 2003.

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