Murder victim was found with tie around neck, court hears

The trial of a man accused of murdering his wife ten years ago was told that the dead woman was found with a tie tied tightly around her neck, the Central Criminal Court heard.

Tue, 27 Jun, 2006 - 18:42

The trial of a man accused of murdering his wife ten years ago was told that the dead woman was found with a tie tied tightly around her neck, the Central Criminal Court heard.

John Diver (aged 65), Kilnamanagh Road, Walkinstown, Dublin denies murdering his wife Geraldine (aged 42) at Robinhood Road, Clondalkin on December 2, 1996.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Kilnamanagh Road, Walkinstown, DublinPlace: Robinhood Road, ClondalkinPlace: CoombePerson: John DiverPerson: GeraldinePerson: Geraldine DiverPerson: BuckleyPerson: Rodney BrayPerson: Edward ComynPerson: BrayPerson: Brendan GrehanPerson: SCPerson: Garda William BrownePerson: Prosecuting CounselPerson: mr.Person: Shane MurphyPerson: DiverPerson: Henry HardingPerson: Frank McDonaldPerson: Thomas DoolanPerson: Siobhan DonnellyPerson: DrPerson: John HaydenPerson: Enda MoranPerson: Joan O’SullivanPerson: JusticePerson: Philip O’SullivanOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: St James HospitalOrganisation: St James’ Hospital
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