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Murder conviction upheld as circumstantial evidence deemed sufficient
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Court of Appeal upholds the murder conviction of a man found guilty of killing an individual in a public park, where the appeal centered on the argument that the conviction was based solely on circumstantial evidence, including CCTV footage and witness testimony, on the grounds that the cumulative circumstantial evidence presented at trial was sufficient for a jury to convict beyond a reasonable doubt.
Murder conviction - circumstantial evidence - Court of Appeal - Central Criminal Court - directed acquittal - CCTV footage - witness testimony - public park - jury decision - appeal denied.
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