Man charged in connection with fatal stabbing

A man was charged today with impeding a person from apprehension and prosecution in connection with a fatal stabbing in Dublin in September.

Man charged in connection with fatal stabbing
Thu, 17 Dec, 2009 - 14:02

A man was charged today with impeding a person from apprehension and prosecution in connection with a fatal stabbing in Dublin in September.

David Whyte (aged 35), from the New Cabra Road, in north Dublin, who had worked in the past as a security guard, was found dead on September 26.

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