Mary-Ann accused admits her murder

One of the six men on trial for the murder of teenager Mary-Ann Leneghan today admitted the killing.

Thu, 09 Feb, 2006 - 14:24

One of the six men on trial for the murder of teenager Mary-Ann Leneghan today admitted the killing.

Michael Johnson (aged 19) pleaded guilty to stabbing the 16-year-old and attempting to kill her teenage friend moments before barristers were due to open the defence.

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