World News ‘I wish you well’: verdict over homeless man’s stabbing Blog

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Nearly a decade after homeless man Reginald Mullaly was found curled up and dead under a bridge, clutching a handful of bloody handkerchiefs, his stabbing murder remains a mystery.

Stephen Shane Greenfield, 42, was acquitted on Friday of the murder of Mr Mullaly, whose body was found under the Denison Bridge in Bathurst in central-western New South Wales on September 20, 2015.

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