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HIS bright smile shines out from every photograph. Liam Hendry's family shared these pictures with the Glasgow Times, showing Liam grow from a loving childhood into a fine young man. Raised the youngest son of three boys, he was at the heart of a close knit family who doted on him and he had a solid group of friends who saw each other through thick and thin. But while those friends' lives are moving forward - studies, jobs, relationships and children - Liam's life was cut short by a senseless crime. Every day of the trial of his kill, Liam's family arrived at the High Court in Glasg...

'Evil killer' Tearful family of Liam Hendry brand driver who mowed down Glasgow teenager 'a coward' after guilty verdict The disqualified driver who deliberately drove at the 18-year-old was convicted of murder at the High Court in Glasgow today. Updated Liam's brother Marc read a statement outside of court with his mum Margaret, dad William and brother Paul (Image: Mike Gibbons/Spindrift) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Su...

Dean Wright was high on alcohol and cocaine when he struck 18-year-old Liam Hendry close to Celtic Park in Glasgow.

Man convicted of murder after mowing down Liam Hendry A MAN who deliberately mowed down teenager Liam Hendry has been convicted of murder. Dean Wright had taken alcohol and cocaine when he ploughed into the 18-year-old, sending him flying into the windscreen and leaving him with "catastrophic" head injuries. Liam's parents wept and held one another as the verdict was delivered and Judge Lord Arthurson praised them for their "quiet dignity" throughout the trial. The judge told Wright: “You inflicted on Liam Hendry catastrophic and unsurvivable head injuries. "This was a deliberate,...

"I can remember the thud as clear as day. [Liam] went up and then he came down." Ms Foy said she ran towards the scene. She added: "I checked for a pulse at his neck." Prosecutor Liam Ewing QC said: "Did you find one?" "No," she replied.  The court had earlier heard from Ms Foy's son, Daniel Ewing, who described himself as Liam's "best friend". The pair had been at a house party in Barrowfield, near Celtic Park, when Mr Ewing and others left the property after hearing a "commotion" outside. Liam initially stayed in the house but witnesses saw him a short while later walking t...