We gather that Kevin Zervos will be retiring from his position as director of public prosecutions around July or August. He resigned in November last year but it was unclear as to exactly when he...
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- May 24, 2013
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We gather that milkshake murderer Nancy Kissel has been granted leave to appeal her conviction for murder. The appeal has been set down for three days in early October. She filed the appeal in...
Is there never an end to her machinations?
Bill Kissel, on the latest attempt by his daughter-in-law Nancy Kissel (pictured) to overturn her conviction for murdering his son in...
The father-in-law of milkshake murderer Nancy Kissel has denounced her latest attempt to seek an appeal.
'Is there never an end to her machinations?' asked Bill Kissel, the father...
The father-in-law of milkshake murderer Nancy Kissel has denounced her latest attempt to seek an appeal.
'Is there never an end to her machinations?' asked Bill Kissel, the father...
The legal fees run up by Nancy Kissel in fighting her first trial for the murder of her banker husband and two subsequent appeals against her conviction would amount to tens of millions of dollars...
In the report headlined 'Judges roundly reject all Kissel's grounds for appeal' on City page one yesterday, Nancy Kissel should have been described as 'the mother of three'.
The...
The marathon debate in Nancy Kissel's appeal case ended yesterday with the three judges reserving judgment. Kissel, 44, was jailed for life in September 2005 after being found guilty of...
The jury at Nancy Kissel's murder trial should have been instructed to consider the defence of diminished responsibility even though she had instructed her legal team that she did not want to use...
Nancy Kissel lied about having a breakdown and not being able to remember details of the events leading to her killing of her husband, and the prosecution was entitled to try to disprove those...
The jury that three years ago convicted Nancy Kissel of murdering her banker husband did so after receiving contradictory and confusing instructions about the cornerstone of her defence, her...
Hong Kong juries, while highly educated in most respects, would struggle with technical and long-winded legal arguments in English, counsel for Nancy Kissel argued yesterday.
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