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Lawyer Kinghorn, secretary return to court next month

BY PAUL HENRY Crime/Court Desk co-ordinator henryp@jamaicaobserver.com

Tuesday, October 02, 2012 | 5:19 PM



KINGSTON, Jamaica — Sean Kinghorn, the St Catherine-based attorney, who along with his secretary and a farmer are facing fraud charges, are to return to the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court next month.

The accused persons’ legal team was on Tuesday served additional papers by the prosecution when they appeared before Magistrate’s Georgianna Fraser.

The prosecution said that there are more documents to be served on the defence, which is led by attorney Danielle Archer. The matter is scheduled for November 15 for the prosecution to serve those further documents.

Kinghorn is charged jointly with his secretary Ruth Spencer and farmer Linton Campbell.

The three, who are facing forgery and conspiracy to defraud charges had their bails extended.

They are accused of illegally creating a will for a St Ann woman in 2008.



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