Court hears Garda call describing 'very weak circumstantial evidence' against Bailey

A 1997 phone call reveals a senior garda working on the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder believed all they had was "very weak circumstantial evidence" against Ian Bailey.

Court hears Garda call describing 'very weak circumstantial evidence' against Bailey

A 1997 phone call reveals a senior garda working on the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder believed all they had was "very weak circumstantial evidence" against Ian Bailey.

The jury in the former journalist's damages action for wrongful arrest over the French film producer's death has been listening to a series of phone calls taped at Bandon garda station.

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