Double murder accused claims garda pressure to confess

A Dublin man accused of a double murder in the city two years ago told gardaí that they had put him under pressure to confess to the crime.

Double murder accused claims garda pressure to confess
Tue, 15 May, 2012 - 19:39

A Dublin man accused of a double murder in the city two years ago told gardaí that they had put him under pressure to confess to the crime.

Gary Howard (aged 24), with an address at Emerald Street, Dublin 1, has pleaded not guilty to shooting dead Patrick Mooney (aged 58) and Brendan Molyneaux (aged 46) at Pearse House on January 10, 2010.

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