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Verdict in murder retrial 'utterly right' says former chief constable

Gary Roberts

Jury finds Anderson guilty of murdering wife's lover

The former chief constable has described the verdict in a murder retrial as ‘utterly right’.

At Douglas Courthouse today (24 May) Ian Anthony Anderson was found guilty of murdering his wife’s lover in 2013.

The body of 60-year-old Neil Edward Roberts was found at his home on 1 December that year.

The 55-year-old, formerly from Castletown, will be sentenced at Douglas Courthouse tomorrow.

Gary Roberts, who retired in March, has described the crime as ‘horrific’ saying the injuries he inflicted on Mr Roberts were ‘appalling’.

 

The Trial So Far: 

Murder Retrial: Anderson guilty of murdering 'love rival' - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Jury retires to consider verdict - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Closing statements heard in 'love triangle' case - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Accused suffering from 'morbid jealousy'  - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Accused was 'consumed by jealousy' alleges prosecutor - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: 'I feel terrible about what happened' says defendant - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Accused - 'There was a point when I lost it' - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Victim's injuries caused by 'forceful stamping' says pathologist - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Defendant's son witnessed part of attack on FaceTime - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: 'I was fighting for my life' says accused - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Victim was unrecognisable due to injuries he sustained - Manx Radio

Murder Retrial: Man beat 'rival to death' to end competition for wife's affections - Manx Radio

Murder trial to begin on Monday - Manx Radio

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