The trial of a man charged with the rape and murder of Nigerian sex worker in Aberdeen began on Monday, January 16. Bala
Chinda, 26, is accused of killing 36-year-old Jessica McGraa at a union
Terrace flat on February 11, 2016.
At
the High Court in Aberdeen, Mr Chinda was accused of inflicting blunt
force trauma to her head and forced her on to a bed, held her down then
raped her. It is claimed Chinda stole two phones and a key from the
deceased after the rape and murder. He is said to have committed this
offence to destroy evidence in an attempt to defeat the ends of justice.
Advocate Depute Paul Kearney on Wednesday said there was overwhelming evidence against him.
However, defence counsel Ian Duguid said the prosecution had not proved guilt of rape and murder. His trial continued on Thursday, January 18th and is expected to last 10 days.
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