Thai murders: DNA on weapon 'does not match suspects'
A forensics expert in Thailand has told a court that DNA on the weapon used to kill Norfolk backpacker Hannah Witheridge does not belong to the two men who are standing trial for her murder.
Thai murders: DNA on weapon 'does not match accused men'
A forensics expert in Thailand has said that DNA on the weapon used to kill Norfolk backpacker Hannah Witheridge does not belong to the two men who are standing trial for her murder.
Hannah, from Hemsby near Great Yarmouth, was killed alongside her friend David Miller from Jersey on the island of Koh Tao last year.
Two Burmese bar workers Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo, both 22, have pleaded not guilty.
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No trace of suspects' DNA on Thai murder weapon
The trial of the two men accused of murdering a Norfolk tourist in Thailand has heard there was no trace of their DNA on the murder weapon
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Pair 'found by blood covered rocks'
Two British backpackers murdered on a beach in Thailand were found partially naked near blood spattered rocks, a Thai court has heard.
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Trial starts of men accused of murdering Norfolk woman
Trial starts in Thailand of men accused of murdering Norfolk woman