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Man arrested in Derry over 1993 murder

32-year-old Tina Wardlow was found strangled in south Belfast 20 years ago.
11.34am, 16 Apr 2013
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DETECTIVES IN DERRY have arrested a man in connection with the death of Tina Wardlow 20 years ago.

The 32-year-old woman was found strangled at Majestic Drive in south Belfast on 29 January 1993.

Detectives from the Serious Crime Branch, who are conducting a renewed investigation into the murder, arrested the 50-year-old man in Derry this morning. He has been taken to Limvady police station for questioning.

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