Knife and baton recovered from river fortnight after Ian Ogle murder, trial told
A knife and baton were recovered from the Connswater River over two weeks after the murder of Ian Ogle, a court heard on Monday..
Source: independent.ie
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Ian Ogle murder trial: Airport and ferry terminal CCTV footage played
CCTV footage recorded in Dublin Airport and ferry terminals in Larne and Belfast was played today during a murder trial.
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Knife and baton recovered from river fortnight after Ian Ogle murder, trial told
A knife and baton were recovered from the Connswater River over two weeks after the murder of Ian Ogle, a court heard today.
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Ian Ogle: Knife and baton found in river after fatal attack
Ian Ogle, 45, was beaten and stabbed 11 times near his home in Cluan Place in east Belfast.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Ian Ogle: 'Vicious' fatal attack witnessed by friend, court hears
Ian Ogle, 45, died after being beaten and stabbed 11 times near his home in Cluan Place in January 2019.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Ian Ogle struck 50 times with flick bat in east Belfast, witness tells murder trial
A man who was standing metres from Ian Ogle when he was attacked yards from his east Belfast home said he saw the deceased being struck up to 50 times with a flick bat, a court heard today.
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Ian Ogle murder: Victim was attacked as he stood praying with pastor near his east Belfast home, trial hears
A group of five men attacked Ian Ogle “like a pack of hyenas” as he stood praying with a pastor close to his east Belfast home, a murder trial heard today.
Source: independent.ie
Ian Ogle: Murder was 'linked to local dispute', court hears
Court hears murder was linked to a local dispute which began after an alleged "dirty look" in a bar.
Source: yahoo.com
Family of murdered Ian Ogle say they were subjected to 'campaign of intimidation' after fight months before his death
The family of murdered east Belfast man Ian Ogle say they were subjected to a “campaign of intimidation” following a fight in a local bar 18 months before his death, a court heard today.
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Ian Ogle: Murder was 'linked to local dispute', court hears
Court hears murder was linked to a local dispute which began after an alleged "dirty look" in a bar.
Source: bbc.co.uk