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Natalie McNally’s killer referred to himself as a ‘monster’ in probation statements - The Journal
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Natalie McNally’s killer referred to himself as a ‘monster’ in probation statements – The Journal

  • May 22, 2026
  1. Natalie McNally’s killer referred to himself as a ‘monster’ in probation statements  The Journal
  2. Natalie McNally’s killer called himself a ‘monster’ in probation statements, court hears  Irish Independent
  3. Natalie McNally murderer called himself ‘a monster’  BBC
  4. Stephen McCullagh told probation after guilty verdict ‘he may be responsible’ but ‘had no memory’ of night of Natalie McNally murder, court hears  Belfast Telegraph
  5. Stephen McCullagh told probation after guilty verdict ‘he may be responsible’ but ‘had no memory’ of night Natalie McNally was murdered, court hears  Belfast Telegraph
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