Two charged with murder of Brazilian found in bog

Two men were charged at Newcastle West District Court in Co Limerick yesterday with the murder of a Brazilian man whose body was found in a bog in North Kerry on Sunday.

Two charged with murder of Brazilian found in bog
Wed, 14 Mar, 2012 - 00:00
Donal Hickey

John Paul Cawley, aged 19, and Wenio Rodriguez da Silva, aged 28, both with addresses at Ardoughter, Ballyduff, Co Kerry, were remanded in custody to Kilmallock District Court on Friday.

They were charged with the murder of Bruno Lemes de Sousa, aged 28, at Shroneowen bog, Tullamore, Listowel, between Feb 16 and Mar 10.

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