Pychiatric expert agrees Tanya Doyle's behaviour 'certainly odd' in day's before husband's stabbing death

A psychiatric expert has agreed under cross examination that murder accused Tanya Doyle's behaviour was "certainly odd" in the days before stabbing her husband more than 60 times.

Pychiatric expert agrees Tanya Doyle's behaviour 'certainly odd' in day's before husband's stabbing death

A psychiatric expert has agreed under cross examination that murder accused Tanya Doyle's behaviour was "certainly odd" in the days before stabbing her husband more than 60 times.

The 40-year-old admits killing engineer Paul Byrne at their home in Pairc Gleann Trasna, Aylesbury in Tallaght, Dublin on September 4, 2009, but denies his murder.

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