Accused may have been 'trying to wrestle knife from self-harming nephew when it entered the deceased', court hears

The barrister for a man charged with murdering another man in his home has suggested that his client was trying to wrestle the knife from his self-harming nephew when it entered the deceased man’s chest.

Accused may have been 'trying to wrestle knife from self-harming nephew when it entered the deceased', court hears

By Natasha Reid

The barrister for a man charged with murdering another man in his home has suggested that his client was trying to wrestle the knife from his self-harming nephew when it entered the deceased man’s chest.

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