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Families press for inquiries into arrested sons' death

The families of two young men who died in suspicious circumstances after being arrested by gardai today joined forces in their fight for inquiries ino the deaths.

Families press for inquiries into arrested sons' death

Thu, 23 Mar, 2006 - 18:39

The families of two young men who died in suspicious circumstances after being arrested by gardai today joined forces in their fight for inquiries into the deaths.

Terence Wheelock, 20, died in September 2005, three months after he was found unconscious in a cell in Store St Garda station in Dublin city centre.

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