Romantic jealousy behind tragic murder suicide in Bray

GARDAÍ suspect that romantic jealousy may have sparked a tragic murder-suicide among of group of young people in Co Wicklow.

Romantic jealousy behind tragic murder suicide in Bray
Tue, 18 Aug, 2009 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

In what gardaí describe as “an absolutely horrific” tragedy, Sebastian Creane was fatally stabbed by Shane Clancy, who then took his own life. Both men were aged just 22.

Mr Clancy also inflicted multiple stab wounds on Sebastian’s brother, Dylan, 26, and stabbed his former girlfriend, Jennifer Hennigan, 22.

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