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1:50pm Wednesday 18th January 2012 in Brambridge Murder News
JURORS hearing the case of a man accused of battering a Hampshire grandmother to death have today begun deliberating their verdict.
The 11 members of the jury retired this afternoon following a day-and-a-half of summing up by Judge Sir David Clarke.
Matthew Hamlen is alleged to have used a marble rolling pin to deliver the fatal blows to 77-year-old Georgina Edmonds in the kitchen of her home in Kiln Lane, Brambridge, on January 11, 2008.
Prosecutors also claim he repeatedly knifed the grandmother of two as a form of torture to extract her cashcard PIN to steal money.
Hamlen, 33, of Hamilton Road, Bishopstoke, denies murder.
Proceeding.
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