'Cold case' trial jury sent home for night

The jury has been sent home from its deliberations for the night in the cold case trial of Vera McGrath who is accused of murdering her husband 23 years ago.

'Cold case' trial jury sent home for night
Thu, 22 Jul, 2010 - 19:36

The jury has been sent home from its deliberations for the night in the cold case trial of Vera McGrath who is accused of murdering her husband 23 years ago.

The 61-year-old mother of four denies killing Brian McGrath at the family home in Lower Coole, Westmeath in March or April 1987.

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