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From the Telegraph & Argus, first published Saturday 24th Jul 2004.
A stepfather was refused bail yesterday when he appeared in court accused of murdering a disabled man suffering from one of the world's rarest diseases.
Frail-looking Martyn Taylor, 53, made his first appearance before Bradford magistrates, charged with the murder of his 28-year-old stepson Michael Henshaw, pictured, at their home in Greenwood Avenue, Swain House.
Mr Henshaw, who suffered from a rare condition, Gillespie Syndrome, which affects the brain and balance, was found dead in the early hours of last Tuesday morning. A post mortem revealed he died from head injuries.
Grey-haired Henshaw's solicitor, Neil Holland, applied for bail but after a 45-minute hearing the magistrates refused and remanded him in custody to appear at Bradford Crown Court on July 30.
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