Ex-partner to bring home bodies of women murdered in Turkey

The former partner of a woman stabbed to death with her best friend in Turkey has left Ireland to travel to the country.

Ex-partner to bring home bodies of women murdered in Turkey
Sat, 20 Aug, 2011 - 13:27

The former partner of a woman stabbed to death with her best friend in Turkey has left Ireland to travel to the country.

Marion Elizabeth Graham and Kathy Dinsmore – both aged 53, from Newry, Co Down and described as inseparable – were found murdered in woods 75 miles north of Kusadasi.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: TurkeyPlace: IrelandPlace: Newry, Co DownPlace: KusadasiPlace: IzmirPlace: NewryPlace: Toragh ParkPlace: AegeanPlace: DromorePlace: MauritiusPlace: of DromorePlace: AnkaraPerson: Marion Elizabeth GrahamPerson: Kathy DinsmorePerson: GrahamPerson: ShannonPerson: Raymond McGuinnessPerson: AlexPerson: DinsmorePerson: JohnPerson: George DinsmorePerson: Nicola HylandPerson: BishopPerson: John McAreaveyPerson: Michaela HartePerson: Marion GrahamPerson: McGuinnessPerson: Monica HigginsOrganisation: KusadasiOrganisation: Irish Department of Foreign AffairsOrganisation: Irish EmbassyOrganisation: NewryOrganisation: Mourne District Council
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