Billy Dunlop has agreed he could have murdered other people had ... Dunlop knew and bragged about the safety net of the double jeopardy law. It meant he couldn't be tried twice for the same crime. He ...

Double Jeopardy killer Billy Dunlop may still be released even though he has been found to have committed more historic offences he was never convicted of. Dunlop, 61, has agreed to give evidence ...

A murderer has admitted he confessed to killing a woman believing he was safe from retrial because of the double jeopardy law, a Parole Board panel has heard. William Dunlop strangled Julie Hogg ...

Billy Dunlop, who killed Julie Hogg and hid her ... he boasted about being protected by the double jeopardy law, which prevented him from being retried. However, he was found guilty of perjury ...

At a rare public parole hearing, held at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, attended by Teesside Live, Billy Dunlop ... Ming to see the double jeopardy law overturned, Dunlop was sentenced ...

Three years later, while in jail for another crime, Dunlop confessed and admitted lying in court, boasting there was nothing anyone could do about it because of the double jeopardy rule in place ...

The Parole Board hearing - due to take place at the Royal Courts of Justice on Monday and Tuesday comes 18 years after Billy ... Dunlop bragged about the safety net of the double jeopardy law ...

The family of a murder victim has reacted furiously after a killer’s parole hearing was adjourned at the 11th hour. William Dunlop, known as Billy, was eventually sentenced to life after Ann ...