The High Court heard that the DNA of Amber Gibson's brother was found on her bra and underwear and co-accused Stephen Corrigan's was found in 39 places all over her body
The DNA of Amber Gibson’s brother was found on her body, bra, and underwear, a murder trial heard today.
Gibson, 20, is charged with the sexual assault and murder of 16-year-old Amber Gibson at Cadzow Glen, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, on Friday, November 26, 2021. It is claimed Corrigan found Amber's body, but rather than alert police, he inappropriately touched her and then hid her remains under bushes and branches.
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