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Ex-marine guilty of Kiwi nurse's murder in Sydney
The NSW Supreme Court jury retired at lunchtime on Wednesday and returned its verdict on Monday afternoon. Ms Beets was the nursing unit manager at Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital, where Marsh worked as a nurse until his contract was not renewed in
Updated: 11/14/2011 01:09A
Carpal tunnel case ends in small verdict
By Kristie Hildgedick I'm not a subscriber, to which product should I subscribe to read this story? Use the breadcrumbs at the top of this page to find out in which paper the story appeared. (In the example below, the story appeared in the Kansas City
Updated: 11/14/2011 01:08A
ANC loses its safety valve, Malema loses his mojo
The ANC's national disciplinary panel verdict in the case of the ANC's middle ground versus Julius Malema is the end of a chapter in our politics. And thus begins a new chapter. There are several questions to be asked, several issues that we are only
Updated: 11/14/2011 01:04A
Ex-marine guilty of Sydney nurse murder
The NSW Supreme Court jury retired at 12.20pm (AEDT) on Wednesday and returned its verdict on Monday afternoon. Ms Beets was the nursing unit manager at Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital, where Marsh worked as a nurse until his contract was not
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:54A
Ex-marine convicted of killing Chatswood nurse Michelle Beets
Michelle Beets was found murdered on the front veranda of her home in Holland St, Chatswood on April 27, 2010. David Grant (right), former partner of Michelle Beets. Picture: DANNY AARONS David Grant (striped tie) outside Darlinghurst Supreme Court.
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:53A
NURSE KILLER GUILTY: Marine killed ex-boss in 'crime of hatred'
The Supreme Court jury of eight men and four women were sent out by Justice Derek Price at 12.20pm on Wednesday to begin their deliberations and reached the unanimous verdict just before 4pm today. Marsh, 51, pleaded not guilty to killing his former
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:51A
Ex-Marine guilty of Beets murder
After the verdict was handed down, people in the public gallery clapped, leading Justice Derek Price to say there should be no further outbursts in the court. Outwardly, Marsh appeared calm when the verdict was announced, taking a sip of water,
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:48A
Throat-cutting murder: ex-marine convicted of killing nurse Michelle Beets
During the course of the six-week trial, the jury heard that Marsh meticulously planned the killing and used a special military throat-cutting technique on Ms Beets that was supposed to stop her from screaming. But his plans came undone when she saw
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:35A
US marine found guilty of killing respected nurse
The Supreme Court trial began on September 23, with Crown Prosecutor Mark Tedeschi QC telling the jury that Marsh murdered Ms Beets in a crime born of "deep resentment and hatred". The jury was told Marsh considered his former employer, who hired him
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:33A
Ex-marine convicted of killing nurse
public gallery clapped, leading Justice Derek Price to say there should be no further outbursts in the court. Outwardly, Marsh appeared calm when the verdict was announced, taking a sip of water, removing his glasses and putting them in their case.
Updated: 11/14/2011 12:23A
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