Lithuanian found guilty of manslaughter

A Lithuanian man on trial for fatally stabbing a man was found not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter at the Central Criminal Court today.

Thu, 02 Dec, 2004 - 12:38

A Lithuanian man on trial for fatally stabbing a man was found not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter at the Central Criminal Court today.

Valerij Makarov, aged 25, also known as "Andris Simonis", Earlsfort Drive, Lucan, Co Dublin, had pleaded not guilty to the murder of Tomas Lukosevicious, aged 30, on May 11, 2003 in Lucan.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Earlsfort Drive, Lucan, Co Dublin Place: Lucan Person: Valerij Makarov Person: Andris Simonis Person: Tomas Lukosevicious Person: Aldevinias Gudavicious Person: Jonas Bernotas Person: Makarov Person: Barry White Person: Bernotas Person: Lukosevicious Person: Dr Person: Marie Cassidy Person: Gudavicious Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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