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Man tells inquest he 'definitely' did not kill former partner

Man tells inquest he 'definitely' did not kill former partner
BBC Northern Ireland Wednesday 21 October 2026, 16:37 UTC 1 min read
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Two years after being arrested and charged with her murder, all charges against Marshall's former partner, Gary O'Dowd, were dropped.

Two years after being arrested and charged with her murder, all charges against Marshall's former partner, Gary O'Dowd, were dropped.
Marshall (PERSON) Gary O'Dowd (PERSON)
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