Shepherds Farm Lane, Corhampton. Inset, Gurinderjit Rai A MAN alleged to have been involved in the murder of drugs supplier said that he was “a bit of a blagger” but denied that he ever said that his friends had killed a man, a court heard. Corin Barlow is one of four men accused of killing of Gurinderjit Rai on July 12, 2019, in a layby in Shepherds Farm Lane, Corhampton. A trial at Winchester Crown Court was told earlier that Barlow was referred to as the “king of bullshit” and he admitted that on occasions he exaggerated, saying that this was “make myself [the] big I am – gangster”.
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Minari, director-writer Lee Isaac Chung s semi-autobiographical story of a Korean American family that moves from California to rural Arkansas in the 1980s; and
Judas and the Black Messiah, the biopic of Fred Hampton, the Black Panther leader killed after a man infiltrated the group as an FBI informant.
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The trial is taking place at Winchester Crown Court Giving evidence in his own defence today (Friday), Barlow said that around the time of July 2019 he had moved in with his partner in Hayward’s Heath, Sussex, and she did not want the gun in her house. He told the court: “He (Tarrant) wanted to have a look at it a few times. He wanted to fire it, he kept going on about wanting to fire it. I said it doesn’t work.” Barlow told the court that Tarrant said he wanted to fire the gun at friend’s dad’s pig farm.