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28/04/2005
Detectives revisit murder scene
Detectives investigating the murder of Jonathan Graham in Newry last week have re-visited the scene of his shooting.
Mr Graham was shot and fatally wounded in the early hours of Thursday morning as he parked his car outside his home at Ardcarne Park, Newry.
One week on police re-visited the scene in an effort to speak to any pedestrians or motorists who may have been in the area at the time of the shooting.
On Tuesday, James Joseph McEvoy, 26, from Rathmore Road in Newry appeared at Armagh Magistrate's Court after being charged with Mr Graham’s murder.
A detective told the court that when charged the defendant had replied: "Definitely not guilty."
The defendant was remanded in custody until May 18.
(MB/SP)
Mr Graham was shot and fatally wounded in the early hours of Thursday morning as he parked his car outside his home at Ardcarne Park, Newry.
One week on police re-visited the scene in an effort to speak to any pedestrians or motorists who may have been in the area at the time of the shooting.
On Tuesday, James Joseph McEvoy, 26, from Rathmore Road in Newry appeared at Armagh Magistrate's Court after being charged with Mr Graham’s murder.
A detective told the court that when charged the defendant had replied: "Definitely not guilty."
The defendant was remanded in custody until May 18.
(MB/SP)
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