Point Fortin man freed of stepfather's 2007 murder

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November 5, 2025

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After 19 years on remand, a Point Fortin man has been acquitted of his stepfather’s murder in 2007 by a jury at the High Court in Port of Spain.

Trevor Huggins was set free on November 3.

Huggins had been charged with killing Brian O’Shaughnessy in January 2007 at their Point Fortin home.

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