Tuesday, 19 October 2010
Thursday, 7 October 2010
CASEY BRITTLE MURDER, OCTOBER 2010.
A Home Office post-mortem examination concluded she died as a result of multiple 'blunt impact' head injuries.
FULL STORY.
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
MARK SHAW SHOT DEAD AT PARTY. AUGUST 2010, NOTTINGHAM.
The body of Mark Shaw was found by police called to a house in Heatherington Gardens, Top Valley, around 12.50am on Saturday.
A post-mortem examination confirmed the 24-year-old father-of-one, of Winterton Rise, Bestwood Park, had suffered a single bullet wound to the head.
A police spokesman said the arrested man voluntarily attended Oxclose Lane police station this lunchtime.
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
NOTTINGHAM'S GAMEKEEPER ASSASSIN.
Notts gamekeeper assassin gets sentence reduction Peter Thomas Jacques, 30, of Charlesworth Street, Bolsover, Derbyshire, agreed to murder part-time gamekeeper and security firm boss Neil Bacon.
He was hired by Mr Bacon's son, Michael, of Wordsworth Avenue, Mansfield Woodhouse, at the instigation of his mother, Mr Bacon senior's wife, Susan, of Keeper's Cottage, Clumber Park, London's Criminal Appeal Court heard.
Mr Bacon, 50, was stabbed six times on the driveway of his cottage on the Clumber Park Estate, near Worksop, by Jacques on November 26, 2008, and died of blood loss.
Jacques received a 28-year minimum term, Susan Bacon 24 years and Michael Bacon 21 years.
Yesterday, Lord Justice Moore-Bick, Mr Justice McCombe and Judge Francis Gilbert QC reduced Jaques' minimum sentence by two years.
Saturday, 1 May 2010
MAY 2010. Man jailed for killing Nottingham partygoer.
A hairdresser who stabbed a man to death at a house party in Nottingham has been jailed for eight years.
Robert Mather, 23, was convicted of the manslaughter of Stuart Lownds and cleared of his murder at Nottingham Crown Court.
Mather stabbed the 18-year-old with a sword after partygoers refused to leave his house in Gainsford Crescent, Bestwood Estate, in June 2009.
Mr Lownds had intervened in a fight between Mather and another guest.
Judge Michael Stokes QC told Mather that his violence had led to the needless death of an innocent man.
He said: "For a mum to lose her 18-year-old son in this way must be literally unbearable and the tragedy of that night last year is that there was no reason for this to happen at all."
Mr Lownds was found injured at his house in Teviot Road in Bestwood after the party.
He was taken to the Queen's Medical Centre but died two days later.
Thursday, 4 February 2010
WEB MURDERER GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE.
A man from Germany has been jailed for life for stabbing a Nottingham student 86 times after stalking his girlfriend.
PAIR FOUND WITH 25 GUNSHOT WOUNDS.
John and Joan Stirland were killed in a revenge attack in August 2004 after Mrs Stirland's son shot a friend of Nottingham crime boss Colin Gunn
Friday, 1 January 2010
JAN 2010. Peter Brown is charged with killing both Brian Flaherty, of Derby Grove, Lenton, and Darran Lancashire, of Main Street, Kimberley.
Killed: Darran Lancashire, of Main Street, Kimberley.
By Sarah Firth
A DOUBLE-MURDER suspect claimed one of his alleged victims had "gone to a party" when friends asked about his whereabouts, a court heard.
Peter Brown is charged with killing both Brian Flaherty, of Derby Grove, Lenton, and Darran Lancashire, of Main Street, Kimberley.
At Nottingham Crown Court yesterday Christopher Trueman, a friend of Brian Flaherty, said he had last seen Mr Flaherty on January 9 this year.
He said he and a friend had left Brown, 41, and Mr Flaherty in Mr Flaherty's bedroom between noon and 12.30pm.
Mr Trueman said he and the friend had then gone into Nottingham to collect the friend's methadone. When they returned around 2.30pm they found Brown alone in the room, the court heard.
Mr Trueman said: "I said hello to him and I asked him where he [Brian] was, and he said Brian had met some girls from Scotland and gone to a party."
Mr Trueman claimed he had slept in the kitchen that night and been woken by Brown at around 1.30am to 2am when he came down to use the washing machine.
He said he found a pair of trainers inside the machine in the morning.
The court heard Mr Trueman had overdosed on heroin and alcohol the day before. When he gave a statement to police three weeks later he did not mention Brown using the washing machine. Mr Trueman denied claims from Mr Brown's defence that he was now lying, and said his memory had become clearer after spending time in rehab.
Pathologist Professor Guy Rutty told the court Mr Flaherty died as a result of stab wound up to 10cm deep to his heart.
He said methadone and morphine levels in his body were a contributory factor, and Mr Flaherty was already dead when a cord was tied around his neck.
Brown, of Main Street, Kimberley, denies the murder of Mr Flaherty, 31, between January 8 and January 13 this year, and of Darran Lancashire, 43, between December 27 last year and January 7.
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