US EditionMan who killed wife with hammer loses murder appeal
- Andrew John Cobby has lost his appeal for a retrial after DNA evidence was dismissed by the Brisbane Court of Appeal justices.
- Cobby was convicted in 2021 for beating and strangling his estranged wife Kym outside her home in November 2017.
- Cobby argued the DNA retesting of the hammer, the murder weapon, was crucial, but the court found it did not provide reasonable grounds for acquittal.
- The justices found no significant possibility that an innocent man was convicted, stating Cobby failed to show the verdict was unreasonable.
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West Virginia man who allegedly murdered his wife, who was a teacher for over 35 years, with hammer and knives was found incompetent to stand trial
HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) - A Weirton, West Virginia man accused of murdering his wife with hammer and knife appeared in Hancock County Circuit Court Thursday morning. Original Report: Officials say elderly West Virginia man who allegedly murdered his wife made the 911 call Mark Dennis was found to be incompetent to stand trial last November after a psychological evaluation. However, the doctor who conducted the competency evaluation repo…
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