Harbison evidence heard at Tallaght murder trial

Former State Pathologist Professor John Harbison today gave evidence in the trial of a 20-year-old Dublin man accused of stabbing his girlfriend's former boyfriend.

Harbison evidence heard at Tallaght murder trial
Wed, 05 May, 2004 - 18:32

Former State Pathologist Professor John Harbison today gave evidence in the trial of a 20-year-old Dublin man accused of stabbing his girlfriend's former boyfriend.

Mr Peter Murray (aged 20) of Donomore Crescent, Killinarden, Tallaght, denies stabbing Mr Peter Bisset (aged 23) of Cushlawn Park, Tallaght, on April 12, 2002 at Donomore Crescent, Killinarden, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: TallaghtPlace: DublinPlace: Donomore Crescent, Killinarden, TallaghtPlace: Cushlawn Park, TallaghtPlace: Donomore CrescentPlace: KillinardenPlace: ,Place: Cushlawn ParkPlace: , TallaghtPerson: HarbisonPerson: Former State PathologistPerson: John HarbisonPerson: Former StatePerson: Peter MurrayPerson: Peter BissetPerson: DrPerson: Patrick McCarthy SCPerson: Catherine HallPerson: HallPerson: BissetPerson: Christopher KearnsPerson: Thomas MurrayPerson: KearnsPerson: Jackeline CravenPerson: CravenPerson: Bernard HughesPerson: HughesPerson: Barry WhiteOrganisation: Crescent
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