How a content creator hoped a YouTube alibi would help him avoid justice for murder

Evidence in the trial of Stephen McCullagh outlined a cold, calculating plan to kill Natalie McNally and get away with it.

A live stream lie unravelled: how Stephen McCullagh tried to get away with pregnant girlfriend’s murder

YouTube gamer planned audacious alibi, appeared grief-stricken at wake and apparently spied on victim’s family Man who used false gaming alibi found guilty of Natalie McNally’s murder To get away with murder, Stephen McCullagh planned an audacious alibi: he would trick the world into thinking he was at home livestreaming a video game when in fact he was 17 miles away, extinguishing a life. He prerecorded a six-hour session of him playing Grand Theft Auto and uploaded it on the night of 18 D...

By Rory Carroll Ireland correspondent

The YouTuber who tried to get away with murder by ‘live streaming’ Grand Theft Auto

Natalie McNally, 32, was 15 weeks pregnant when she was violently killed

By Rebecca Black

How Stephen McCullagh tried to get away with the murder of Natalie McNally

YouTuber killed his partner in her Armagh home in December 2022 when she was 15 weeks pregnant with his unborn son

By Seanín Graham, Freya McClements

YouTuber Stephen McCullagh found guilty in pregnant girlfriend murder after GTA livestream alibi exposed

Northern Irish YouTuber Stephen McCullagh has been convicted of murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie McNally. McCullagh's alibi, claiming he was live-streaming video games, was exposed as a pre-recorded deception. Evidence revealed the crime was meticulously planned and hidden using technology, ultimately leading to his guilty verdict after a four-week trial.

By Sumit Roy

Family of Natalie McNally say she was ‘the greatest joy we will ever have’ as former partner convicted of her murder

A brother of Natalie McNally described her as “the greatest joy we will ever have” as a man was found guilty of her murder.