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YouTuber Convicted of Murdering Girlfriend

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Stephen McCullagh, a YouTuber and gamer, was found guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend Natalie McNally in a Belfast court. The jury reached the verdict after a two-hour deliberation, following evidence from the December 2022 killing in Lurgan, Northern Ireland. McCullagh attempted to cover his tracks with a fake livestream, but investigators dismantled his scheme by tracking his devices. The conviction brings justice to Natalies loved ones, ending a long wait and providing some closure amid their grief.

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YouTuber Convicted of Murdering Girlfriend

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!YouTuber Convicted of Murdering Girlfriend. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 25th. Welcome to Europe News today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Stephen McCullough was found guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend Natalie McNally in a Belfast court on Monday. The jury of six men and six women took just two hours to reach the verdict after hearing evidence from the December 2022, killing in. Lurgen, Northern Ireland. McCullough, a YouTuber and gamer from Lisburn, tried to cover his tracks with a fake six-hour livestream posted to his account. He used it as an alibi while driving to carry out the attack on Natalie. Family and friends filled the public gallery as the news sank in. Natalie's parents leapt to their feet and embraced, and the crowd gave the jury a standing ovation on their way out, a rare show of emotion in the courtroom. Investigators quickly dismantled his scheme by tracking his phone and devices, proving he wasn't where he claimed to be that night. This conviction ends a long wait for justice in a case that exposed the flaws and digital cover-ups, leaving Natalie's loved ones with some closure amid their grief.

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