Bailey still believes in 'French connection' to murder

Ian Bailey has told the High Court he finds it "shocking", "strange" and "bizarre" that the husband of Sophie Toscan du Plantier was "too busy" after her murder to come to Ireland and assist gardaí.

Bailey still believes in 'French connection' to murder

Ian Bailey has told the High Court he finds it "shocking", "strange" and "bizarre" that the husband of Sophie Toscan du Plantier was "too busy" after her murder to come to Ireland and assist gardaí.

He is suing the state over claims gardaí concocted evidence and wrongfully arrested him on suspicion of killing the French film producer in December 1996. It is his fifth day of evidence.

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