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20/10/2015
Police Launch Fresh Appeal Over 2003 Murder
Police have launched a fresh appeal for information over the murder of James McMahon in 2003.
Mr McMahon was attacked by a group of men in the Hancock Street area of Lisburn at around 10.30pm on 20 November.
The 21-year-old victim died in hospital as a result of the injuries he sustained during the assault.
Detective Chief Inspector Peter Montgomery said: "We have carried out a review of this case and as a result, we are keen to speak to anyone who can help us.
"There are people out there who know what happened to James McMahon that night and we know they have information which could help us bring people before the court.
"Anyone with information should contact detectives on the non-emergency number 101, directly on 02892 589140 or via mobile on 07585 228283. Alternatively, information can be given to the Crimestoppers charity anonymously by telephoning 0800 555 111."
(CD/JP)
Mr McMahon was attacked by a group of men in the Hancock Street area of Lisburn at around 10.30pm on 20 November.
The 21-year-old victim died in hospital as a result of the injuries he sustained during the assault.
Detective Chief Inspector Peter Montgomery said: "We have carried out a review of this case and as a result, we are keen to speak to anyone who can help us.
"There are people out there who know what happened to James McMahon that night and we know they have information which could help us bring people before the court.
"Anyone with information should contact detectives on the non-emergency number 101, directly on 02892 589140 or via mobile on 07585 228283. Alternatively, information can be given to the Crimestoppers charity anonymously by telephoning 0800 555 111."
(CD/JP)
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