Liverpool Crash Suspect Paul Doyle FIGHTS BACK TEARS in Court
Paul Doyle , the man accused in the Liverpool FC parade crash that injured 79, appeared in court today. The former Royal Marine looked visibly emotional throughout the 45-minute hearing, where he did not enter a plea. With a fast-tracked trial now set and no bail sought, chilling details continue to emerge. Why was he silent? What happens next? Here's everything you need to know from inside the courtroom. WATCH NOW.
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4 days ago
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Liverpool Crash Suspect Paul Doyle FIGHTS BACK TEARS in Court
Paul Doyle , the man accused in the Liverpool FC parade crash that injured 79, appeared in court today. The former Royal Marine looked visibly emotional throughout the 45-minute hearing, where he did not enter a plea. With a fast-tracked trial now set and no bail sought, chilling details continue to emerge. Why was he silent? What happens next? Here's everything you need to know from inside the courtroom. WATCH NOW.
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