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Date set for lodger murder trial

Amanullah Khan
Mr Khan was found dead at an address in Luton

A man will stand trial next year accused of murdering a man found dead in a Bedfordshire house.

The body of Amanullah Khan, 38, who was originally from Pakistan, was found by residents at the shared house in Hightown Road, Luton, on 14 June.

Christopher McCool, 25, of Hightown Road, made his first appearance at Luton Crown Court.

He was remanded in custody and a trial date was provisionally set for 12 February 2009.



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