McGrath-Pinder trial: Judge tells jury to treat daughter as accomplice

The judge in the Westmeath cold-case murder trial has told the Central Criminal Court jury to treat the chief prosecution witness as an accomplice as she was an accessory after the fact.

The judge in the Westmeath cold-case murder trial has told the Central Criminal Court jury to treat the chief prosecution witness as an accomplice as she was an accessory after the fact.

Mr Justice John Edwards was charging the jury at the end of the month-long trial of a woman and her former son-in-law accused of murdering her husband 23 years ago.

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