HULL: The jury in the trial of three people accused of being involved in a major heroin dealing conspiracy is expected to retire to consider its verdict today. Edward Badago, 35, and Jolene Thompson-Carney, 31, deny conspiring to supply thousands of pounds of heroin to the streets of Hull.
Mr Badago's wife, Lisa, also denies two charges of money laundering offences, totalling £26,000.
Another of the defendants, Adrian "Ado" Owen, 32, was also on trial but admitted conspiring to supply the class A drug on the ninth-day of the two-week trial.
Closing speeches from the prosecuting and defence barristers were taking place at Hull Crown Court on Friday,
Judge Kate Buckingham is expected to sum up the case today, before sending the jury out to consider its verdict.
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