Barry Bagnall returns to Mold Crown Court as his trial reaches the halfway point. [Inset Image: Andrew Price.] EXPERT analysis of phone data has been heard by the court at Barry Bagnall’s trial at Mold Crown Court today, June 11. Bagnall, 42, stands accused of murdering 60-year-old Terry Edwards at his home in Pont Wen, Caia Park last summer. The forklift truck driver is also has a charged with perverting the course of justice. Halfway through Bagnall’s four-week trial, a telecommunications expert from North Wales Police, Chris Walsh spent Friday giving evidence gathered as part of the investigation. The court heard that Bagnall owned a smartphone linked to the Vodaphone network while Mr Edwards had a phone on the EE network and could not access the internet.
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Terry Edwards, 60, was found dead in his home on Pont Wen, Caia Park last summer. [Image: Google Maps] The jury were then told that Miss Crawford knew Bagnall for a matter of months before they started their relationship. She told the court the pair spoke in early June – after the date it is believed Mr Edwards was killed. She told of some ‘odd’ signs – such as him become agitated by the presence of a passing police car and suddenly abandoning his usual blue Nike trainers for a more ‘older’ pair. Bagnall is said to have brushed off the concerns about his shoes, which Miss Crawford claimed he would wear all the time , telling her his daughter’s pet rabbit had chewed them up.