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Murder trial hears accused knew headteacher was trapped under his Volvo

Murder trial hears accused knew headteacher was trapped under his Volvo

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Simon Richardson, 35, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Michael Mullins, the headteacher at Stretford Grammar, who was cycling home from work. Richardson's cousin, who was in the Volvo, told jurors that Richardson knew the cyclist was under his car. Richardson is said to have told him "he's under the car" after the car hit Mr Mullins.

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