Corbett murder trial: 'No fingerprints found on baseball bat'

Latets: No fingerprints were found on the 28-inch Louisville Slugger baseball bat used to hit Irish businessman Jason Corbett multiple times in the head, his murder trial has heard.

Corbett murder trial: 'No fingerprints found on baseball bat'
Mon, 31 Jul, 2017 - 19:25

By Michael L Hewitt

Update 10.30pm: No fingerprints were found on the 28-inch Louisville Slugger baseball bat used to hit Irish businessman Jason Corbett multiple times in the head in the early morning hours of Aug. 2, 2015, a forensic analyst with the N.C. State Crime Lab testified today at his murder trial.

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