The jury in the Natalie McNally murder trial has been sent out to consider its verdict.
The jury of six men and six women were told they should try to arrive at a unanimous verdict on which they all agree.
The public gallery was packed with members of the McNally family as the jury left the court.
Ms McNally was beaten, strangled and stabbed in her Lurgan home on 18 December, 2022.
She was 15 weeks pregnant.
Her boyfriend, 36-year-old Stephen McCullagh, denies the murder.
He was the father of Ms McNally's unborn child.
Mr Justice Kinney told the jury they must deliver their verdict based on consideration of "different strands" of circumstantial evidence in the case.
He said they would have to decide the case on all of the evidence they had been presented with.
During the four-week trial, the prosecution has claimed that Mr McCullagh murdered Ms McNally after setting up a "false alibi" that he was livestreaming a video gaming session on YouTube.
The defence has instead asserted that a former boyfriend of Ms McNally, who cannot be named, was responsible for her murder.
