Man found guilty of murdering pregnant ex-girlfriend awaits appeal decision

A man who murdered his pregnant ex-girlfriend must wait to hear whether his appeal against conviction has been successful.

Man found guilty of murdering pregnant ex-girlfriend awaits appeal decision
Tue, 13 Jan, 2015 - 19:47

A man who murdered his pregnant ex-girlfriend must wait to hear whether his appeal against conviction has been successful.

Stephen Cahoon (aged 42), with a last address at Harvey Street, Derry, admitted strangling mother-of-four Jean Teresa Quigley, who was 10 weeks pregnant at the time, on July 26, 2008.

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