Socialite O'Brien facing trial on deception and theft charges

Socialite and businessman Breifne O'Brien has been sent forward for trial on charges of deception and theft of about €13m in connection with an alleged investment fraud.

Socialite O'Brien facing trial on deception and theft charges
Thu, 01 Nov, 2012 - 18:32

Socialite and businessman Breifne O'Brien has been sent forward for trial on charges of deception and theft of about €13m in connection with an alleged investment fraud.

The 51-year-old had been arrested on September 20 last in Dublin by fraud squad detectives and he was then charged with 38 offences.

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