No trial for John Churchill.
At the hearing Monday, 19 March, at the Old Bailey - after he had been in custody for nearly a year - John was sent back to the secure hospital where he had been since October where he will be detained indefinitely under Sections 37 and 41 of the 1983 Mental Health Act.
How much has been spent so far on this case and how much will it cost to keep John in the secure hospital?
At the end of March 2006 John Churchill was discharged from the Abraham Cowley Psychiatric Unit in Chertsey Surrey. Within 48 hours he had killed John McKenna. Two days later he went to the police and and confessed. He has been in custody since then, currently under Section 48 of the 1983 Mental Health Act and in a Cambridge Hospital. As someone said: "He wanted 24-hour care and now he's got it". The trial will start on 19 March 2007.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Trial starts tomorrow, 19 March 2007
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
LondonEC4M 7EH
Tel 020 7248 3277 (Ask for Listings Office for starting time and court number)
Click here to view a map
The nearest tube station is St Paul's (follow the signs to Old Bailey)
I will be attending and writing on this blog as the case proceeds.
I knew John for several years but have not seen him since he was charged with the murder last March.
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
LondonEC4M 7EH
Tel 020 7248 3277 (Ask for Listings Office for starting time and court number)
Click here to view a map
The nearest tube station is St Paul's (follow the signs to Old Bailey)
I will be attending and writing on this blog as the case proceeds.
I knew John for several years but have not seen him since he was charged with the murder last March.
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