'Your verdicts must be unanimous' - Cork murder trial jurors begin deliberations

Mr Justice McGrath told the jury: “If you have a reasonable doubt you must resolve that doubt in favour of the accused and find them not guilty of the offences.”
(Left to right) Helen Jones and Keith O'Hara. If they are found not guilty of murder, the judge said not guilty on the trespass charges should follow.

(Left to right) Helen Jones and Keith O'Hara. If they are found not guilty of murder, the judge said not guilty on the trespass charges should follow.

The jury of 10 – four women and six men – have finally commenced their deliberations in the Cork murder trial which commenced just over three weeks ago.

Mr Justice Michael McGrath concluded his address to the jury at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork and sent them out to deliberate at 12.28pm today.

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