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Teen Denies Manslaughter in Tia Langdon Case as Judge Sets April Trial

The defendant remains in custody pending a provisional April 7 trial.

Overview

  • Jaiden Hassan-Agard, 18, pleaded not guilty to nine charges at Southampton Crown Court on October 8.
  • The counts include manslaughter of 25-year-old Tia Langdon along with false imprisonment, actual bodily harm, threatening with an offensive weapon, and making threats to kill.
  • Further allegations relate to a second woman, named in court as Shannon McNeil, including kidnapping, separate false imprisonment, threats to kill, and threatening with an offensive weapon.
  • Judge William Mousley KC provisionally listed the trial for April 7 with the venue yet to be confirmed between Southampton and Winchester Crown Court.
  • A further case management hearing is set for January 23 as prosecutors cite a large volume of material and police continue to examine the circumstances of the August 28 fall.