Jury sent home for night in trial of man for supermarket killing

A jury in the trial of a 22-year-old Dublin man accused of murdering a supermarket raider has been sent home for the night having been deliberating for three hours and nine minutes in the Central Criminal Court today.

Jury sent home for night in trial of man for supermarket killing

A jury in the trial of a 22-year-old Dublin man accused of murdering a supermarket raider has been sent home for the night having been deliberating for three hours and nine minutes in the Central Criminal Court today.

David Wilson (aged 22), of Marigold Avenue, Darndale denies murdering Paul Howe (aged 22) as he tried to make his getaway following an armed robbery at Supervalu on the Howth Road on October 8, 2008.

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