Jury to consider verdict in Dunbar trial from Monday

Defence counsel in the Melissa Mahon murder trial has told the jury that, while it may not like the accused and may suspect him of some crime, it should not convict him of murder based on his daughters' accounts which are “radically inconsistent and inherently incredible”.

Jury to consider verdict in Dunbar trial from Monday

Defence counsel in the Melissa Mahon murder trial has told the jury that, while it may not like the accused and may suspect him of some crime, it should not convict him of murder based on his daughters' accounts which are “radically inconsistent and inherently incredible”.

Brendan Grehan SC, defending, told the jury that after a five-week trial it had still not heard the truth about what happened to Melissa Mahon.

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