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BBC News Published image captionFarieissia Martin was convicted of murder in June 2015 A woman who was jailed for life for murdering her ex-partner has had her conviction quashed at the Court of Appeal. Farieissia Martin was sentenced to a minimum of 13 years in prison in 2015 after being found guilty of stabbing Kyle Farrell at her Liverpool home. Appeal judges ordered that the 28-year-old should face a retrial on the basis of fresh evidence coming to light. Her solicitor Harriet Wistrich said she was delighted with the ruling. The date of the retrial is yet to be set. Why not follow BBC North West on Facebook ....
Woman who stabbed ex boyfriend has murder conviction overturned Farieissia Martin will now face a retrial over the stabbing of 21-year-old Kyle Farrell 17:02, 16 DEC 2020 Farieissia Martin was convicted of the murder of Kyle Farrell A woman who stabbed her ex-partner to death has had her murder conviction overturned by the Court of Appeal. Farieissia Martin stabbed Kyle Farrell, 21, after returning from a night out to her home in Charlecote Street, Dingle. He had been looking after their children at the home in November 2014. The 27-year-old was found guilty of murder by a jury and jailed for at least 13 years at Liverpool Crown Court in June 2015. ....
Last modified on Wed 16 Dec 2020 23.37 EST A woman found guilty of stabbing and killing her partner has had her murder conviction overturned by the court of appeal. Farieissia Martin will now face a retrial after judges ruled that new evidence had emerged that was not heard in the first trial. Martin, then 22, was convicted of the murder by stabbing of Kyle Farrell, 21, in November 2014. The 27-year-old, known as Fri, was found guilty of murder at Liverpool crown court in June 2015. She has served six years of her sentence. At a court of appeal hearing in London on Wednesday, Lady Justice Carr, sitting with Mrs Justice Yip and His Honour Judge Philip Katz QC, quashed the conviction on the basis of fresh evidence that was not available at the time of the original trial, and ordered a retrial. ....