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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,...

Menu   Man accused of Liam Hendry killing told police 'he didn't know what happened' after incident near Celtic Park By Grant McCabe Man accused of murdering Liam Hendry told police 'he didn't know what happened' to the teen A MAN allegedly involved in the murder of a teenage boy claimed not to know what happened. Robert Farrell was quizzed by a police officer shortly after the incident close to Celtic Park on September 29, 2019. The 33-year-old was still near to the scene as Liam Hendry, 18, was being treated by param...

Exclusive Teen lay next to Liam Hendry on pavement begging him not to die in alleged Celtic Park hit-and-run THE best friend of a teenager allegedly struck by a van has told a murder trial how he lay on the pavement next to him begging him not to die. Giving evidence today at the High Court, Glasgow, Daniel Ewing wept as he described seeing his friend apparently being hit by the van. Mr Ewing told the court he dragged Liam’s body from the road onto the pavement before cradling in his arms following the collision close to Celtic Park in the early hours of September 29, 2019.

"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...