Murder charges dropped in Wexford killing trial

Nobody will be prosecuted for murdering Wexford mother-of-two Rebecca French, who was found in the boot of her burning car last year.

Murder charges dropped in Wexford killing trial
Mon, 18 Oct, 2010 - 14:19

Nobody will be prosecuted for murdering Wexford mother-of-two Rebecca French, who was found in the boot of her burning car last year.

The trial at the Central Criminal Court of two Lithuanian men charged with the 30-year-old’s murder ended this morning after the second of them pleaded guilty to impeding the investigation.

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