The trial of seven men accused of the murder of Kai McGinley in Erith has resumed after an unexpected hiatus caused by the tragic death of a barrister and a fire incident at the Old Bailey.
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The proceedings were abruptly halted on Tuesday, January 30, following the passing of Robert Woodcock KC, the lead counsel for defendant Jalees Selby-Gangera. Woodcock’s untimely demise prompted a temporary suspension of the trial, as the legal team mourned the loss of their esteemed colleague.
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