Breakthrough: Court Appearance Set for Suspect in John George Murder Case

The solicitor for the family of murder victim John George has confirmed one person is due to appear in court in Portugal on Wednesday.

Key Developments

The murdered father-of-two from West Belfast was reported missing after he failed to return home from Spain in mid-December and his body was discovered in January. Portuguese Police have confirmed one person is due to appear in court on March 26 to face an application for extradition to Spain. The family's solicitor, Kevin Winters, has confirmed the latest progress in the case.

Critical Information Revealed

A statement from Mr. Winters said: 'Over a week ago, the family obtained significant information pointing to the possible location of two suspects in the Portuguese town of Barga. Their input has been crucial to inform decision-making on this Extradition warrant. If granted, the suspects will face immediate questioning on the circumstances surrounding the murder of John George. It’s understood both suspects are from the wider Belfast - County Antrim area. This development marks a significant step forward in the pursuit of justice for the George family. Stay updated for further details.'