Primrose Hill Murder Suspect Denies Killing in Court Outburst
A twenty-seven-year-old man has appeared before Stratford Magistrates’ Court charged with the murder of a film student following a fatal incident at a…
A twenty-seven-year-old man has appeared before Magistrates charged with the murder of film student Finbar Sullivan, telling the court "I didn't kill anybody" during a brief hearing following last Tuesday’s fatal stabbing on Primrose Hill.
A twenty-seven-year-old man has appeared before Stratford Magistrates’ Court charged with the murder of a film student following a fatal incident at a North London viewpoint.
Oluwadamilola Ogunyankinnu, of Southbury Road, Enfield, 27 (DOB 29 Dec 1998), from Enfield, is a Nigerian national who has previous links to Aquinas College in Akure & the University of Ilorin before his move to North London faced a single count of murder during the administrative hearing on Monday morning.
The defendant spoke only to confirm his name, address, and date of birth before making a direct address to the bench from the dock.
As the proceedings commenced, Ogunyankinnu raised his hands and stated that he did not kill or stab anyone and alleged that the police had apprehended the wrong person.
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District Judge Ashwinder Gill informed the defendant that the charge was too serious to be dealt with at the magistrates’ court and remanded him in custody.
The case follows the death of twenty-one-year-old Finbar Sullivan who was fatally wounded on Primrose Hill on the afternoon of Tuesday, 7 April.
Police were called to reports of a large fight at the summit at approximately 6:40pm where the victim was discovered with critical injuries.
Mr Sullivan, a student at the London Screen Academy, was pronounced dead at the scene despite the efforts of emergency medical teams.
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