Attacker probably stood on victim's head, pathologist tells court

The skull fracture sustained by a retired Cork barman was most likely to have been caused by someone standing on his head, a pathologist told a murder trial today.

Attacker probably stood on victim's head, pathologist tells court

The skull fracture sustained by a retired Cork barman was most likely to have been caused by someone standing on his head, a pathologist told a murder trial today.

Pathologist Dr Declan Gilsenan gave evidence at the trial of Paul Murphy (aged 25) of Kilmore Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork, at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork.

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