Clayton 'believed former PA was being supervised by accountant'

U2's Adam Clayton has told the trial of his former PA Carol Hawkins that he trusted her but always believed she was being monitored by his accountant.

Clayton 'believed former PA was being supervised by accountant'
Thu, 21 Jun, 2012 - 14:26

U2's Adam Clayton has told the trial of his former PA Carol Hawkins that he trusted her but always believed she was being monitored by his accountant.

Hawkins, aged 47 and of Lower Rathmines Road in Dublin, denies using 181 cheques to steal €2.8m from the musician's bank accounts between 2004 and 2008.

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