Swindon Magistrates' Court latest cases and results
The following cases were heard at Swindon Magistrates Court recently.
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Latest cases and results from Swindon Magistrates' Court
The following cases were heard at Swindon Magistrates Court earlier this week.
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Family are being supported after Sean Blaney's 'brutal' killing of brother Leon
THEY were, relatives had noted, very close with a good brotherly bond, watching football together at each other’s houses.
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Family are being supported after Sean Blaney's 'brutal' killing of brother Leon
THEY were, relatives had noted, very close with a good brotherly bond, watching football together at each other’s houses.
Source: timesandstar.co.uk
Cumbrian man who killed 'vulnerable' brother in bed with an axe jailed for 21 years
Sean Blaney, now 38, entered the home of 39-year-old Leon Blaney on overnight on Monday 22 into Tuesday 23 June last year. | ITV News Border
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West Cumbrian man who killed brother jailed for 21 years
A West Cumbrian man who killed his vulnerable elder brother as he lay in bed after launching a brutal and planned attack with an axe and a knife has been jailed for 21 years.
Source: cumbriacrack.com
Sean Blaney, 38, jailed for 21 years after brutally killing his brother in Workington
A WEST Cumbria man killed his vulnerable elder brother as he lay in bed after launching a brutal and planned attack with an axe and a knife.
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Sean Blaney, 38, jailed for 21 years after brutally killing his brother in Workington
A WEST Cumbria man killed his vulnerable elder brother as he lay in bed after launching a brutal and planned attack with an axe and a knife.
Source: timesandstar.co.uk
Workington man Sean Blaney admits killing his brother
A WORKINGTON man has admitted the manslaughter of his brother on the grounds of "diminished responsibility."
Source: newsandstar.co.uk