Murder accused felt 'heavy load' lift after confession, court told

A 22-year-old man on trial for murder told gardaí he felt like there was a “heavy load off” after he confessed to them that he had stabbed a man in the back.

Murder accused felt 'heavy load' lift after confession, court told

A 22-year-old man on trial for murder told gardaí he felt like there was a “heavy load off” after he confessed to them that he had stabbed a man in the back.

The accused, Warren Graham, presented himself at Crumlin garda station a week after Paul Keegan was killed, and admitted that he had stabbed the 42-year-old.

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