Murder accused thought men stabbed his father, court hears

The killer of two Polish men has today told his murder trial that he stabbed the mechanics in their front garden because one of them shouted at them and he thought they had stabbed his father.

The killer of two Polish men has today told his murder trial that he stabbed the mechanics in their front garden because one of them shouted at them and he thought they had stabbed his father.

Pawel Kalite (aged 28) and Marius Szwajkos (aged 27) died after being stabbed in their heads with a screw driver outside their home on Benbulben Road, Drimnagh.

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