Man Fakes Alibi with Video Game Stream, Kills Pregnant Partner

On March 23, a man in Northern Ireland has been convicted of murdering his pregnant partner

after trying to fake an alibi with a video game stream.

Steven McCullough, 36, was found guilty of killing 32-year-old Natalie McNally, who was 15 weeks

pregnant at her home in Lurgan. County Armour, back in December 2022. Prosecutors showed how McCullough

pre-recorded hours of himself playing video games and streamed it live on YouTube that night to

make it look like he, was home. Meanwhile, he took a bus to her place and carried out the brutal

attack. In court, McNally's family and friends packed the gallery and cheered loudly when the

verdict came down after just two hours of jury deliberations. McCullough stood stone-faced in

the dock as it was read out. The trial lasted five weeks at Belfast Crown Court, where a jury of

six men and six women heard all the evidence against him. This conviction brings some justice for

Natalie and her unborn child, closing a painful chapter for her loved ones as sentencing looms