PSNI release man questioned about Dublin hospice deaths

Police in the North have released a former employee of a hospice in south Dublin who claims he assisted a number of suicides at the facility in the 1990s.

Wed, 10 Jan, 2007 - 08:23

Police in the North have released a former employee of a hospice in south Dublin who claims he assisted a number of suicides at the facility in the 1990s.

The 31-year-old man was formally arrested in Belfast last night after he contacted the PSNI voluntarily in recent days about his alleged activities.

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