Fitzgerald to recommend posthumous pardon for man executed in 1941

A man who was executed for murder in 1941 could receive a posthumous pardon.

Fitzgerald to recommend posthumous pardon for man executed in 1941
Sat, 10 Jan, 2015 - 08:53

A man who was executed for murder in 1941 could receive a posthumous pardon.

Harry Gleeson was charged, tried and convicted for the murder of Mary “Moll” McCarthy and sentenced to death by hanging.

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