Pilot charged with murder after claiming he found massacre
A pilot who claims he discovered a massacre while working in Africa, has been been charged with their murders. Eighteen people were killed in the Central African Republic in March.
David Simpson, from north Yorkshire, seen here on the left, had been working there for two years. He says the killings look like an attack by local rebels. But he was held in jail for over a month after alerting authorities. Mr Simpson could face the death penalty if found guilty.
Young man accused of African massacre
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North Yorkshire man held over African machete massacre
His family says he went for a drink and found bodies with machete wounds. But now he is being held in an African prison.