Defence opens in schoolboy murder case

The prosecution in the Robert Holohan murder trial claimed today that Wayne O’Donoghue killed the schoolboy, put plastic bags over the body, threw it into a remote ditch, and later took part in the community search for the boy's remains.

Defence opens in schoolboy murder case

The prosecution in the Robert Holohan murder trial claimed today that Wayne O’Donoghue killed the schoolboy, put plastic bags over the body, threw it into a remote ditch, and later took part in the community search for the boy's remains.

Opening the trial, Shane Murphy, senior counsel for the prosecution, said the jury would have to decide on whether O’Donoghue’s actions were cool, calm and collected or characterised by panic.

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