Mark Fellows, David Taylor and Lee Newall are on trial accused of murdering Kyle Bevan at HMP Wakefield. All three men deny the charge. The case centers on allegations that Bevan, described in reporting as a child murderer, is stabbed to death while in custody. Court coverage from Manchester Evening News says the accused deny involvement in Bevan’s death, with the trial taking place at HMP Wakefield. The reporting also identifies Fellows with the nickname “Iceman,” and includes that two other named men are jointly accused alongside him. The prosecution and defence positions are not detailed in the provided excerpts beyond the denials, and the accounts of events leading to Bevan’s death are not further specified here. The trial is therefore focused on whether the three defendants are responsible for the fatal stabbing in prison, with evidence to be heard in court and a decision due after submissions and witness testimony.
Three men go on trial accused of murdering Kyle Bevan at HMP Wakefield
Mark Fellows, David Taylor and Lee Newall are on trial accused of murdering Kyle Bevan at HMP Wakefield. All three men deny the charge. The case centers on allegations that Bevan, described in reporti...
- Mark Fellows, David Taylor and Lee Newall are charged with murdering Kyle Bevan at HMP Wakefield.
- The three defendants deny murdering Kyle Bevan.
- Reporting describes Kyle Bevan as being stabbed to death in prison.
- The trial is taking place at HMP Wakefield.
- The case concerns events in custody involving Bevan’s death.
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