Prosecution finish in German tourist murder case

The evidence against a Louth labourer accused of the murder of German journalist Bettina Poeschel was "overwhelming" against the accused, a jury at the Central Criminal court heard today.

The evidence against a Louth labourer accused of the murder of German journalist Bettina Poeschel was "overwhelming" against the accused, a jury at the Central Criminal court heard today.

In his closing speech, prosecution counsel Mr Denis Vaughan Buckley SC told the jury of seven men and five women that "the evidence that you heard in this case has overwhelming evidence against the accused".

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