CMI account holder appears at Cooper Flynn trial

The High Court has been told that a woman feared she might end up in jail when she learned her CMI investment account was illegal.

The High Court has been told that a woman feared she might end up in jail when she learned her CMI investment account was illegal.

Mrs Joy Hawe was giving evidence in the Beverly Cooper Flynn libel trial against RTE and Co Meath farmer James Howard and explained how she invested stg£86,000 in the CMI account after recommendations from the Fianna Fail TD.

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