Michaela McAreavey: Editor convicted over publication of pictures 29 May 2013 Last updated at 09:55 A newspaper editor has been convicted of outrage to public and religious morality for publishing photographs of the body of Michaela McAreavey. The 27-year-old County Tyrone woman was murdered on her honeymoon in Mauritius in January 2011. On 15 July, 2012 The Sunday Times in Mauritius published a dozen pictures showing the crime scene, Michaela's body and her injuries. The editor, Imraan Hosany, was arrested three days later. At the Intermediate Court on Wednesday, magistrate Wendy Rangan ruled Imran Hosany was guilty. He will be sentenced on Thursday. His lawyer told the BBC that he will appeal. "My client has been found guilty and we respect this court ruling ," Akil Bissesur said. I can tell you that my client will appeal against this judgement. The pictures, taken at the Legends hotel shortly after the murder, were published days after the acquittal of two men - Avinash Treebhoowon and Sandip Moneea - for Michaela's murder. Michaela was the daughter of one of Ireland's best known sports figures, Mickey Harte, manager of the Tyrone Gaelic football team. She had married John McAreavey just 12 days before she was murdered, and was buried in her wedding dress.