LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Regency Hotel murder trial adjourned to allow probe into lead investigator's death

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LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Regency Hotel murder trial adjourned to allow probe into lead investigator's death
Thu, 22 Feb, 2018 - 00:00

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IRELAND: The Regency Hotel shooting trial has been adjourned for a month this morning to allow completion of an investigation into the circumstances of the death of Detective Superintendent Colm Fox, who had been the lead investigator into the fatal shooting at the hotel over two years ago, the Special Criminal Court has heard.

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