Bailey to seek damages for wrongful arrest in Sophie case

IAN BAILEY, twice arrested and released without charge in connection with the investigation into the killing of Sophie Toscan du Plantier, is to seek damages for wrongful arrest.

Bailey to seek damages for wrongful arrest in Sophie case
Fri, 30 Oct, 2009 - 00:00
Vivion Kilfeather

Mr Bailey made a court application yesterday seeking discovery of Garda investigation files for a proposed High Court action against both the gardaí and the state.

The body of the Frenchwoman was discovered almost 13 years ago on a laneway leading to her holiday retreat in west Cork.

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CourtsPlace: West CorkPlace: SchullPerson: BaileyPerson: SophiePerson: Ian BaileyPerson: Sophie Toscan du PlantierPerson: Assistant Garda CommissionerPerson: Ray McAndrewPerson: Garda CommissionerPerson: Noel ConroyPerson: SolicitorPerson: Frank ButtimerPerson: Marie FarrellPerson: Edmund HonohanPerson: Martin Giblin SCOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: DPPOrganisation: Garda CommissionerOrganisation: Minister for Justice, Equality and Law ReformOrganisation: MasterOrganisation: High Court
<p>Garda said the incident on the L4016 near Glenour happened on Friday evening (Niall Carson/PA)</p>

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