Father thought Ireland was 'unsuitable' for murdered son

The father of a Chinese student whose charred remains were found along with a female friend in a Dublin apartment told a Central Criminal Court jury that before the killings, he decided Ireland was an "unsuitable environment" for his son, and had told him to prepare to transfer his studies to Australia.

The father of a Chinese student whose charred remains were found along with a female friend in a Dublin apartment told a Central Criminal Court jury that before the killings, he decided Ireland was an "unsuitable environment" for his son, and had told him to prepare to transfer his studies to Australia.

A 25-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to the double murder of the two students.

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