Witness denies affair with murdered Whitsunday woman
A Mackay court has heard there were rumours that Dorothy Britton was also having an affair.
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A Mackay court has heard there were rumours that Dorothy Britton was also having an affair.
A witness claims the son of a man accused of shooting his mother in the head confessed to killing his mother with a shotgun.
Premium Content Subscriber only UPDATE: A woman told a court she had a vision she was Dorothy Britton and experienced being shot in the head during a visit to the Jubilee Pocket home sometime after the killing in 1996. Debra Allan told Mackay Supreme Court she had been feeling ill while at the Timberland Road home and went to lie down in the room that had been occupied by Dorothy when she was alive. Dorothy was shot in the head on or about March 6, 1996. Her eldest son Christopher Mark Britton has been charged with her murder, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
A Mackay jury heard a man accused of murdering his mother with a shotgun had a running joke with a former flame about his mum’s violent death.
The son of a woman shot to death in the Whitsundays claims his father was the mastermind behind the murder and may have roped in a third party.