Jason Bell, 49, Dee Black, 40, Ryan Hill, 25, and Michelle Ramage, 41, all from Ayr, appeared at the town's sheriff court this afternoon. A Facebook post published on their their campaign page 'Michelle's Law' on Monday, March 7, reads: "Good news! The old Fortacres bar and toll house stood close to the junction of the road that leads to Symington and Dundonald. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Dylan Shanks faces charges of robbery and attempted murder over incidents in Kilwinning and Irvine almost exactly two years ago.

We cannot believe she was taken from us in such a violent way and what makes it even worse is that Ross Willox was supposed to be her friend. In this episode, I tell the story of Catherine Kelly, a 71-year-old woman killed in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, on February 11, 2017. Prosecutors accuse Mr Shanks of repeatedly striking Mr Connelly in the head and body with the hammer - which, the Crown claims, led to his "severe injury, permanent disfigurement and to the danger of his life". We have a dedicated team of officers working on this investigation and extensive enquiries are ongoing at this time. She leaves behind no memories worth keeping: her husband is dead, her boss has made no bones about disliking her, and she’s looking forward to new responsibilities and the higher salary underwritten by North Dakota’s sudden oil boom.The bailey, the courtyard surrounding it, housed outbuildings like stables and is where non-nobles took care of the many animals. Ayr residents Jason Bell, 49, Dee Black, 40, Ryan Hill, 25, and Michelle Ramage, 41, appeared at the town's sheriff court from custody for a second hearing. Mr Shanks is alleged to have uttered threats to both Mr Connelly and Miss McDermont, demanding cash from them, and to have made further demands for drugs to Mr Connelly. A meal is laid out by John Kennedy’s servants in Greenan’s great hall on the evening of 10th May 1602.

Lancelot rides out around noon to a local schoolmaster, a relative of Auchindrain’s, and tasks him with writing a note to Auchindrain to convey Sir Thomas’ request for instructions. A convicted killer – who ambushed his teenage ex-girlfriend and stabbed her to death – has had his request for parole denied. Police Scotland's Major Investigation Team launched a murder probe following Ms Turner's post-mortem examination on Tuesday.Police later confirmed that a murder investigation had been launched following the 23-year-old’s death.

A report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal, but police have confirmed they are treating the man’s death as suspicious. Detective Chief Inspector Peter Sharp said: "Our thoughts are with Ms Turner's family and friends at this very difficult time. Police Scotland's major investigation team launched a murder inquiry following Ms Turner's post-mortem examination. The fact there were so many people here throughout this trial showed how much losing Sean has impacted all his family and friends. Police Scotland launched a murder inquiry last week following Susan Turner's post-mortem examination.

James McWheelan firmly declared himself to be 'Not Guilty' at the trial held in Ayr and no fewer than 93 witnesses were cited. Each season comprises ten episodes, with a two-part special at the end focusing on one of the UK's more notorious cases. The Kilmarnock Standard May 18 1979 3 Man denies murdering Craig Norman Michael YOU could hardly imagine a happier occasion young husband and wife with their first-born baby only three days old But just over a year ago the young lives of David and .

All four were brought back to court on April 14, when they were fully committed to face the charges. A man has been convicted of murder following the death of 23-year-old Sean McKay in Dalry, Ayrshire, in October 2021. Barry McIlroy, 42, described as a resident of Ayrshire, and 26-year-old Irvine man John Forbes are charged with attempted murder and assault to severe injury and danger of life.The post added: “This decision confirms our views that he is not safe to be released and should remain behind bars where he belongs. for a stand-alone about a police detective, a developmentally delayed boy, and a package everyone in North Dakota wants to grab.