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DNA matching that of a north Belfast man accused of murdering two workmen in May 1994 was located on a jacket recovered alongside the murder weapon, a court heard today (Monday).
James Stewart Smyth, 57, denies killing Catholic workmen Eamon Fox and Gary Convie in Belfast in 1994.
DNA matching that of a north Belfast man accused of murdering two workmen in May 1994 was located on a jacket recovered alongside the murder weapon, a court heard today (Monday).
A court hears much of the evidence against James Stewart Smyth comes from a so-called supergrass.
A north Belfast man accused of murdering two Catholic workmen on a building site in May 1994 was “excited, hyperactive and really pleased” after the double shooting, a court heard today.