A man charged with fraud by false representation in a case connected to the murder of Sunday World journalist Martin O’Hagan in Lurgan in 2001 has had his case further adjourned to June 27.
Michael Kingsberry (42), with his listed address as being in the Goole area in East Yorkshire, is charged in relation to August 15 in 2019.
The charge is ‘fraud by false representation’. The particulars of the charge are that he ‘dishonestly made a false representation, namely, purported to hold official documents with the intention, by making the representation, to make a gain for yourself or another or to cause loss to family of Martin O’Hagan or to expose them to a risk of loss’.
At Craigavon Magistrates’ Court on Friday a defence lawyer said there is a “plethora” of medical evidence regarding the defendant.
