Bailey: French authorities set to try me in absentia

Ian Bailey has indicated that the French authorities may try him in absence, after failing to have him extradited to face questioning in connection with the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in Schull, Co Cork in 1996.

Fri, 02 Mar, 2012 - 08:07

The former Journalist won his Supreme Court fight to halt his surrender to French authorities yesterday.

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Courts Ian Bailey trial Place: Schull, Co Cork Person: Bailey Person: Ian Bailey Person: Sophie Toscan du Plantier Person: Frank Buttimer Organisation: TV3

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