Jury in Derry murder trial could retire today

The jury in the murder trial of Derry man Stephen Cahoon is expected to retire today to consider a verdict.

Jury in Derry murder trial could retire today
Wed, 04 Nov, 2009 - 10:04

The jury in the murder trial of Derry man Stephen Cahoon is expected to retire today to consider a verdict.

The 37-year-old admits strangling his pregnant ex-girlfriend Jean Quigley on July 26, 2008 but says it was manslaughter.

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