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Stephen McCullagh, a well-known YouTuber, has been convicted of murdering his 15-week pregnant partner, Natalie McNally, 32. He reportedly used his online persona to create a false alibi in an attempt to evade responsibility for the crime.
Stephen McCullagh was sentenced to 31 years in prison for the 'cold-blooded and calculated' murder of Natalie McNally in Lurgan, Northern Ireland, after he attempted to create a false alibi by livestreaming a video-gaming session.
Stephen McCullagh, 36, of Lisburn, has been sentenced to at least 31 years in prison for the murder of his pregnant partner, Natalie McNally. He had attempted to use a YouTube alibi to evade conviction.
The family of Natalie McNally, who was 15 weeks pregnant when murdered by her baby's father Stephen McCullagh in Lurgan, has spoken about the murderer's deceit.
YouTuber Stephen McCullagh was convicted of brutally murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie McNally, after evidence in his trial outlined a cold, calculating plan to kill her; his YouTube account, where he posted a fake livestream as an alibi, has since been deleted, with YouTube confirming the removal of his channels.
A jury is currently considering its verdict in the trial of Stephen McCullagh, who is accused of murdering his pregnant partner, Natalie McNally.
The jury in the Natalie McNally murder trial was shown a police interview with Stephen McCullagh, who denies murdering McNally, who was 15 weeks pregnant when she was killed.
A former partner of Natalie McNally has described how she was his best friend and accused Stephen McCullagh of murdering her.
A transcript of a police interview with Stephen McCullagh about the incident was read to the court, in which he said he had ‘never hit a woman in my life’ before.
Stephen McCullagh ‘peddled a false alibi’ pretending to be gaming during period he allegedly killed pregnant partner
The murder trial of Stephen McCullagh, accused of killing Natalie McNally, heard details from a pathologist outlining the deceased's injuries, consistent with a prolonged assault.
Stephen McCullagh, 36, has been sentenced to a minimum of 31 years in prison for the 2022 murder of his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie, after he attempted to fake a livestream as an alibi.
Northern Irish YouTuber Stephen McCullagh has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his pregnant girlfriend. McCullagh had attempted to use a YouTube alibi to evade justice for the crime.
Sentencing proceedings have begun at Belfast Crown Court for a Co Antrim man, Stephen McCullagh, who was convicted of killing his pregnant partner.
An Irish Youtuber, Stephen M, has been found guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie McNally, in Northern Ireland in December 2022, a case that garnered global attention.
YouTuber Stephen McCullagh has been found guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie McNally, after his pre-recorded GTA livestream alibi was exposed as a deception. McNally's family expressed profound grief following the conviction.
Stephen McCullagh (36) denies murdering his pregnant partner at her home in Lurgan in December 2022
During the Natalie McNally murder trial, a friend of the victim expressed profound grief, stating, 'She was my best friend, you killed her.' The accused, Stephen McCullagh, had previously blamed McNally's ex-partner.
In the Natalie McNally murder trial, the ex-girlfriend of the accused, Stephen McCullagh, testified that he punched her during a suicide attempt following an argument.
Stephen McCullagh has denied murdering the 32-year-old, who was 15 weeks pregnant with their child, on 18 December 2022.
Prosecutors allege Stephen McCullagh broadcast six-hour recording to provide alibi for killing Natalie McNally A man in Northern Ireland confected an alibi for the murder of his pregnant girlfriend by uploading a prerecorded gaming session to YouTube and pretending it was a live stream, a court has been told. Stephen McCullagh broadcast a six-hour recording of him playing Grand Theft Auto and Robot Wars to create the impression that he was at home, while in fact he was 17 miles away committin...
Stephen McCullagh, 36, of Lisburn, has denied the murder of Natalie McNally in 2022, with the trial hearing the act was 'planned, calculated, pre-meditated'.
Stephen McCullagh received a 31-year life sentence for murder in Northern Ireland, prompting questions about minimum term life sentences in Ireland.
Stephen McCullagh has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum tariff of 31 years for the murder of his former partner, Natalie McNally. McCullagh attempted to use a YouTube alibi to evade justice.
A former colleague of murderer Stephen McCullagh has shared insights into his chilling transformation from a seemingly ordinary individual to a cold killer, reflecting on the person he thought he knew.
Details have emerged about convicted murderer Stephen McCullagh's YouTube career, which garnered millions of views and thousands of subscribers before leading to his life sentence.
Stephen McCullagh has been found guilty of murdering his pregnant partner Natalie McNally in Lurgan, Co Armagh, after faking a live stream in an attempt to create an alibi, with trial details revealing how his plot unravelled.
Stephen McCullagh is accused of murdering pregnant Natalie McNally, with the court hearing he peddled a 'false alibi' claiming he was live streaming on YouTube at the time of the killing.
During the trial of Stephen McCullagh for the murder of Natalie McNally, her former partner emotionally declared her his best friend and accused McCullagh of the crime in court.
Stephen McCullagh also covertly recorded ex-girlfriend’s counselling sessions after loss of a baby A man accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend in Northern Ireland beat a previous partner, a…
Bernadette McNally stated that Stephen McCullagh, accused of her daughter Natalie McNally's murder, spent time with the body while 'distraught' at the wake and expressed reluctance to attend the funeral to avoid recognition.
Stephen McCullagh, who denies the murder of Natalie McNally, admitted in court that a YouTube video he presented as an alibi for live gaming was pre-recorded.