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George Gordon Denies Murder of Delia McInerney After Remains Found in St Helens Flat

A trial is set for October as prosecutors outline alleged identity-based fraud linked to the deceased.

Overview

  • George Christopher Gordon, 65, pleaded not guilty at Liverpool Crown Court and was remanded in custody.
  • He is charged with murdering Delia McInerney on or before April 12, 2023, along with preventing burial, obstructing a coroner, three counts of fraud and one count of theft.
  • Court papers detail an alleged theft of £60,436.09 and claims he secured credit cards and a £10,000 loan in Ms McInerney’s name, involving Tesco/Tesco Bank, MBNA, HSBC, Zopa and a Nationwide account.
  • Police discovered human remains on January 8, 2026, at Gerards Court in St Helens following welfare concerns, with searches also conducted at McInerney’s Douglas Road home in Anfield.
  • A four-to-six-week trial is scheduled to begin on October 12, 2026, with a further case management hearing due in May.