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A leading member of the Loyalist Volunteer Force has been sentenced to 28 years for the murder of Portadown grandmother Elizabeth O'Neill.A leading member of the Loyalist Volunteer Force has been sentenced to 28 years for the murder of Portadown grandmother Elizabeth O'Neill.
William James Fulton, 38, was jailed for a total of 48 terrorist offences including the attempted murder of four police officers.William James Fulton, 38, was jailed for a total of 48 terrorist offences including the attempted murder of four police officers.
Mrs O'Neill died in an explosion at her home in the mainly loyalist Corcrain estate in Portadown. Mrs O'Neill, 59, died in an explosion at her home in the mainly loyalist Corcrain estate in Portadown in 1999.
The trial of Fulton, from Portadown, was the longest in NI's legal history.The trial of Fulton, from Portadown, was the longest in NI's legal history.