Runaway man admits to murdering wife

An Irish computer analyst who fled to Spain in the wake of his wife’s death today pleaded guilty to her murder.

Runaway man admits to murdering wife
Mon, 11 Apr, 2005 - 12:50

An Irish computer analyst who fled to Spain in the wake of his wife’s death today pleaded guilty to her murder.

Colin Whelan, aged 33, from Clonard Street, Balbriggan, Dublin, was extradited back to Ireland last year after an Irish tourist spotted him working as a bartender in Majorca.

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