Court reserves judgement in murder appeal case

The Court of Criminal Appeal has today reserved judgment in the application of a Dublin man for leave to appeal against his conviction for killing a taxi driver by stabbing him more than 40 times in full view of his girlfriend and young son.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has today reserved judgment in the application of a Dublin man for leave to appeal against his conviction for killing a taxi driver by stabbing him more than 40 times in full view of his girlfriend and young son.

In March last year, a jury found twenty-four year old Carlos Byrne guilty by unanimous verdict of murdering Mark Smyth (aged 31) in a frenzied knife attack at the Fortlawn Estate in Blanchardstown on March 18, 2008.

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