Foreign student strangled two days after arrival, court told

A popular Swiss student was strangled to death just two days after she arrived in Ireland to learn English, a court heard today.

Foreign student strangled two days after arrival, court told
Tue, 10 Mar, 2009 - 17:52

A popular Swiss student was strangled to death just two days after she arrived in Ireland to learn English, a court heard today.

A used condom was found near the semi-naked body of the 17-year-old which allegedly linked murder suspect Gerald Barry to the scene.

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