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Co Derry launderette murderer Fred McClenaghan dies in hospital

written by John October 22, 2018
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Self confessed murdered Fred McClenaghan dies in hospital

A man who murdered his ex-partner with an antigue shotgun in Co Derry has died.

Fred McClenaghan, who was handed a 13-year sentence last year for the murder of Marion Millican, died in hospital on Sunday.

It is understood the 57-year-old died of natural causes.

In September 2017, McClenaghan pleaded guilty to the 51-year-old mother-of-four’s murder at a Portstewart laundrette where she worked in March 2011.

It is understood McClenaghan was transferred to hospital last week for treatment.

Mrs Millican had previously been in a relationship with McClenaghan.

At the murder trial, the court heard their relationship was characterised by violence.

Following the sentencing, the family said they were “satisfied” with the sentence, and were glad the case was over.

McClenaghan, from Broad Street, Magherafelt, made a U-turn admission to murder during his third trial.

Marion Millican who was murdered in her launderette by jealous thug Fred McClenaghan

He had previously only admitted manslaughter but was twice convicted and jailed for murder.
However, both of those convictions were overturned on appeal.

The Prison Service said that the PSNI, Coroner and Prisoner Ombudsman had been informed.

Co Derry launderette murderer Fred McClenaghan dies in hospital was last modified: October 22nd, 2018 by John

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