Cyprus court rules Briton’s wife murder confession was lawfully obtained
A court in Cyprus has ruled that the confession of a retired Northumberland coal miner accused of murdering his terminally-ill wife was obtained lawfully and can be used in evidence against him.
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Cyprus court rules Briton’s wife murder confession was lawfully obtained
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