Barrister: Murder trial witness 'could be killer'

The defence barrister in a Dublin murder trial at the Central Criminal Court has suggested to a prosecution witness that he might be the killer.

Barrister: Murder trial witness 'could be killer'
Thu, 10 Dec, 2009 - 17:23

The defence barrister in a Dublin murder trial at the Central Criminal Court has suggested to a prosecution witness that he might be the killer.

Padraig Dwyer SC was cross examining Ladislav Nemecheck in the trial of a 51-year-old Slovakian man charged with murdering his Polish flatmate in 2007.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Rathlin HousePlace: BlanchardstownPerson: Padraig DwyerPerson: Ladislav NemecheckPerson: Josef SzaboPerson: Robert KwiatkowskiPerson: NemecheckPerson: Eva KocokovaPerson: KwiatkowskiPerson: DwyerPerson: RobertPerson: GardaPerson: SzaboPerson: EvePerson: godPerson: Barry WhiteOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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