Trial not over for Bailey as faces agonising wait on €700,000 bill

AFTER a libel case which bore all the hallmarks of a murder trial, Ian Bailey, the self-confessed chief suspect in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier killing, lost his action against six newspaper titles yesterday.

Trial not over for Bailey as faces agonising wait on €700,000 bill
Tue, 20 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Liam Heylin, Michael Lehane, Niamh Nolan and Eddie Cassidy

Mr Bailey now faces an agonising wait to hear who will foot the legal bills estimated at more than €700,000.

The judge branded him a publicity seeker and a violent man.

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