Murder jury hear mobile phone evidence

A jury in a Dublin murder trial at the Central Criminal Court spent today hearing highly technical mobile phone evidence.

Murder jury hear mobile phone evidence
Fri, 28 Oct, 2011 - 18:53

A jury in a Dublin murder trial at the Central Criminal Court spent today hearing highly technical mobile phone evidence.

Paul Kelly of O’Brien Hall in the inner city died after being shot nine times with a hand gun and twice with a shot gun in a Clontarf apartment building.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: O’Brien HallPlace: ClontarfPlace: SummerhillPlace: Winston VillePlace: Charlemont RoadPlace: Crumlin Garda StationPerson: Paul KellyPerson: Michael TaylorPerson: KellyPerson: Anthony MaloneyPerson: Michael Taylor SnrPerson: Jamie TaylorPerson: Gda MaloneyPerson: Michael O’HigginsPerson: O’HigginsPerson: Joanne FloodPerson: Barry WhiteOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: SCOrganisation: Smart Telecom
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