A PSNI fingerprint expert told the trial of Jacqueline Crymble that two fingerprints found on the bag belonged to the accused.

Mr Crymble's body was found in his car on a remote country lane close to his Richhill home on Sunday, June 20, 2004.

His widow claimed that the 35-year-old man was tied up and abducted by a gang of masked and armed men from their home on the Ballybreagh Road in the early hours of that morning.

The crown claimed, however, that it was Mrs Crymble, of Eden Kennedy Way, Markethill, and her alleged lover, Roger Ferguson (31), of Cabragh Road, Tandragee, who carried out the murder.

The trial previously heard that forensic examinations showed the black bin bag had been pulled from a roll of bin bags found in the Crymble home.

PSNI fingerprint expert, David Trainor, told the jury that, of six prints found on the bag used to kill the victim, one matched Mrs Crymble's left little finger and one her right thumb.

Under cross-examination, her defence lawyer raised the possibility that the prints had been placed on the bag at an earlier date during the course of normal domestic chores.

Mrs Crymble and her co-accused all deny the charges. The trial continues.