Dwyer murder trial - Day 4: Document on ‘slave lifestyle’ found in home

A document about a ‘slave’ lifestyle for women, and two large metal chains were found in Elaine O’Hara’s home shortly after her disappearance in August 2012, the jury in the Graham Dwyer trial has heard.

The jury also heard from the woman who found her jawbone while walking her dogs in the Dublin Mountains a year later, on the fourth day of the 42-year-old’s trial at the Central Criminal Court.

Mr Dwyer, an architect, is charged with 36-year-old Ms O’Hara’s murder on August 22, 2012, hours after the childcare worker was discharged from a hospital where she had been a psychiatric patient.