Court was wrong to rely solely on DNA evidence, says barrister

The Court of Criminal Appeal has reserved judgement in the case of a Dublin man who was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2011 for shooting a man in front of his family.

Court was wrong to rely solely on DNA evidence, says barrister
Mon, 17 Feb, 2014 - 19:54

The Court of Criminal Appeal has reserved judgement in the case of a Dublin man who was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2011 for shooting a man in front of his family.

Keith Wilson (aged 25) from Cremona Road Ballyfermot was found guilty of fatally shooting Daniel Gaynor (aged 24) in Finglas in August 2010.

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