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Witness 'saw' attack on McCartney Witness 'saw' attack on McCartney
(10 days later)
The trial of the man accused of murdering Robert McCartney has been hearing evidence from 'Witness C'.The trial of the man accused of murdering Robert McCartney has been hearing evidence from 'Witness C'.
The woman was driving into Belfast on the night Mr McCartney was attacked and appeared at Belfast Crown Court behind a screen.The woman was driving into Belfast on the night Mr McCartney was attacked and appeared at Belfast Crown Court behind a screen.
"I'll remember it till the day I die," she said as she recalled the night of 30 January 2005. "I'll remember it until the day I die," she said as she recalled the night of 30 January 2005.
Fifty-one year old Terrence Davison denies murder, and two other men deny lesser charges.Fifty-one year old Terrence Davison denies murder, and two other men deny lesser charges.
Close to St George's Market 'Witness C' said she saw four men running around and then one was attacked. He was Robert McCartney.Close to St George's Market 'Witness C' said she saw four men running around and then one was attacked. He was Robert McCartney.
One of the men she described was very well dressed with white hair, "not the type you'd except to see brawling on the street", she said.One of the men she described was very well dressed with white hair, "not the type you'd except to see brawling on the street", she said.
She then went on to describe how this man grabbed Robert McCartney, took a number of swipes at him and kicked him in the lower back at least have a dozen times She then went on to describe how this man grabbed Robert McCartney, took a number of swipes at him and kicked him in the lower back at least half a dozen times .
Later as Mr McCartney tried to raise himself 'Witness C' said the white-haired man lifted his left foot and kicked him on the head.Later as Mr McCartney tried to raise himself 'Witness C' said the white-haired man lifted his left foot and kicked him on the head.
She added the kick was very deliberate, that he had lashed out with as much power as he could.She added the kick was very deliberate, that he had lashed out with as much power as he could.
'Witness C' said the white-haired man then backed off, but wasn't running. She said he seemed to be quite calm and calculated 'Witness C' said the white-haired man then backed off, but wasn't running. She said he seemed to be quite calm and calculated.
The witness gave a detailed description of how the man carrying out the attack had looked.The witness gave a detailed description of how the man carrying out the attack had looked.
But a barrister for Mr Davison then showed her photographs taken from a video camera at the Royal Victoria Hospital about half an hour after the attack on Mr McCartney.But a barrister for Mr Davison then showed her photographs taken from a video camera at the Royal Victoria Hospital about half an hour after the attack on Mr McCartney.
They showed Terence Davison wearing different trousers and with much shorter hair than she had described.They showed Terence Davison wearing different trousers and with much shorter hair than she had described.
The trial continues.The trial continues.