Threatening letters sent to legal reps of man accused of murdering teenage boy

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Sympathy card sent stating that a barrister was a “dead man walking”, court told

Threatening letters were sent to legal representatives of a man accused of murdering a teenage boy in Limavady and the judge who released him from custody, the High Court heard.

Michael McGlinchey, 53, of Roe Mill Gardens in the town, and his two sons Andrew, 29, and Stephen, 27, are all charged with his murder as part of a joint enterprise. When police attended the property they discovered Mr Newland on the kitchen floor, unconscious and not breathing, and with stab wounds to the chest and abdomen.

In May, when Michael McGlinchey secured Magistrates bail to live at an undisclosed location, a sympathy card claiming to be from “the IRA” was addressed to the barrister who represented him.

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