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Sue Addis murder trial aborted

by Frank le Duc
Tuesday 10 May, 2022 at 11:07AM
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One of the kindest and most generous people – tributes as Brighton murder victim named

Sue Addis

The jury in the Sue Addis murder trial has been discharged this morning (Tuesday 10 May).

Sue Addis

Judge Christine Laing, the honorary recorder of Brighton and Hove, said that a new trial would start at a date to be arranged.

It is the second time that the trial of 19-year-old Pietro Addis at Lewes Crown Court has had to be aborted.

Addis, of Radinden Manor Road, Hove, is accused of murdering his 69-year-old grandmother on Thursday 7 January last year at her home in Cedars Gardens, Brighton.

The popular restaurant boss was found stabbed to death in her bath.

Addis denies murder but admits manslaughter.

The case is being listed for mention on Monday 30 May with a view to fixing a new trial date.

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Comments 4

  1. Christopher Hawtree says:
    4 years ago

    What has led to this?

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  2. Frank le Duc says:
    4 years ago

    With a new trial date to be fixed, there are limits on what can be reported for now.

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  3. Martha Gunn says:
    4 years ago

    Entirely understand the restrictions on reporting.
    But surely now there is a legitimate interest on the part of the public to know what procedures are being followed and, even more important, why they are not working.

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    • Mike oxlong says:
      4 years ago

      “I understand why there are limitations on reporting but tell us” 😅😅😅🙄

      Legal procedures are being followed, including WHY the trial has been pushed back again, you don’t need to know why, the public doesn’t need to know why either, because whatever the reason is my cause the prosecution to fall apart.

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