Accused expected better evidence from gardaí, court hears

A Tipperary man accused of murdering his 30-year-old neighbour and “best mate” told investigating gardaí he was expecting they had found blood or fingerprints when they re-arrested him.

Accused expected better evidence from gardaí, court hears

A Tipperary man accused of murdering his 30-year-old neighbour and “best mate” told investigating gardaí he was expecting they had found blood or fingerprints when they re-arrested him.

Detective Garda Seamus Moran was giving evidence at the Central Criminal Court on the seventh day of the trial of John Paul Buck (aged 29) of Heywood Close, Clonmel.

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