Lithuanian acquitted of chess partner's murder

A Lithuanian man has been acquitted by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of killing a compatriot by stabbing him after they spent the day drinking and playing chess.

Lithuanian acquitted of chess partner's murder

A Lithuanian man has been acquitted by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of killing a compatriot by stabbing him after they spent the day drinking and playing chess.

Rimantas Padimanskis (aged 44) of Lios Cian, Swords was found not guilty by the jury which heard evidence that another man had claimed he was the killer.

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