AWAITING HIS FATE

THE prosecution in the Eamonn Lillis murder trial yesterday urged the jury to convict him of the murder of his wife Celine Cawley on December 15, 2008.

AWAITING HIS FATE

Mary Ellen Ring BL, for the prosecution, told the jury “remorse does not undo an intention” and an intention can be formed at a click of the fingers, and acted on.

“An opportunity arose and Mr Lillis took up the brick and hit Celine Cawley three times with moderate force,” she said, before he “methodically” walked through the house, cleaned his hands and watch and put away camera equipment.

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