‘Wickedness, behind mask of pity’

Phones evidence at the core of prosecution case

‘Wickedness, behind mask of pity’

Real people ‘imagined as victims of vile torture’

The prosecution in the Graham Dwyer trial has said it is not in dispute that the accused was in a sexual relationship with Elaine O’Hara, as he had admitted that by the end of his interviews with gardaí — however, he said the admission wasn’t anything like the full truth so other evidence was important, such as computers, phones and documents.

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