Mary Ann murder trial: Judge sums up

The judge in the case of murdered teenager Mary Ann Leneghan began his summing up today by telling the jury they must put all strong emotions aside when considering their verdict.

Mary Ann murder trial: Judge sums up

The judge in the case of murdered teenager Mary Ann Leneghan began his summing up today by telling the jury they must put all strong emotions aside when considering their verdict.

Mr Justice Penry-Davey told jurors hearing the trial of six men for the abduction, assault, rape, murder and attempted murder of Reading teenager Mary Ann Leneghan and her friend, who cannot be named, that they should consider the guilt or innocence of each defendant on each count separately.

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