Two charged in connection with French death

Two people have appeared in court charged in connection with the death of model Katy French.

Two charged in connection with French death
Thu, 17 Jun, 2010 - 13:54

A former couple appeared in court today on drugs charges linked to the death of model and socialite Katy French, who collapsed of a suspected cocaine overdose in their home.

Businessman Kieron “Wolf” Ducie and ex-girlfriend Ann Corcoran were also accused of reckless endangerment between December 1 and 2, 2007 at a brief hearing at Trim District Court.

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CourtsKaty FrenchPlace: Lambertstown ManorPlace: KilmessanPlace: Co MeathPlace: Tolka RoadPlace: ClonliffePlace: north DublinPlace: BracetownPlace: CloneePlace: 10 Lambertstown ManorPlace: SwitzerlandPlace: IrelandPlace: EnniskerryPlace: Co WicklowPlace: NavanPlace: DublinPlace: St Patrick’s ChurchPerson: FrenchPerson: Katy FrenchPerson: Kieron “Wolf” DuciePerson: Ann CorcoranPerson: DuciePerson: CorcoranPerson: JohnPerson: JanetPerson: JillPerson: Michelle De BruinPerson: Shane ByrnePerson: Chris De BurghEvent: OlympicOrganisation: Trim District CourtOrganisation: Statoil ServiceOrganisation: Navan District CourtOrganisation: Our Lady’s Hospital
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