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A COMMON thread runs through the three Colchester murder trials heard in 2021.

A murder trial is nearing its conclusion after Murdoch Brown was fatally stabbed in Greenstead, Colchester, in May 2019 A BARRISTER in a murder trial sarcastically referred to her client as notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar as she summed up her case to a jury. Murdoch Brown, 31, was stabbed in the leg in Buffett Way, Greenstead, Colchester, in May 2019 before he died. The prosecution alleges Toyn Williams was the “organiser” – the man at the top of the JR county drug line who ordered an attack on Murdoch’s brother Robert over an unpaid drug debt. The jury were told Jay Dice ac...

Murdoch Brown who died after being stabbed A DRUG dealing line which controlled with “an iron fist” had a man stabbed as part of an attempt to “teach a lesson” to users who build up a debt, a court heard. Murdoch Brown, 31, died after being stabbed multiple times in the leg in Buffett Way, Colchester, in May 2019. A murder trial at Chelmsford Crown Court is entering its final stages. In her closing speech, prosecutor Tracy Ayling said the workings of a county line operation had been demonstrated. Of the drug line, known as JR, she said: “They rely upon the fact those drug ...

Murder accused describes 'life or death struggle' with knife A DRUG runner lashed out with a knife in self defence in a life or death struggle with a man who would later die of stab wounds, a court heard. Reece McHutcherson, 20, said he feared he was going to die during a confrontation with Murdoch Brown in Greenstead, Colchester, in May 2019. Taking to the witness box during the fourth week of a trial at Chelmsford Crown Court, McHutcherson described how he had agreed to take up a job for a drug dealing line. He said he arrived at a property in Woodrow Way, Colchester, with Jay Dice.

A DRUG runner was put in a headlock and chased by a man who would later be stabbed to death as part of a bid to steal drugs, a court heard.