Graham Dwyer trial judge tells jury: Be careful with circumstantial evidence

The judge in the Graham Dwyer trial has told the jury that the spade in the case was a good example of where it should be careful with circumstantial evidence.

Graham Dwyer trial judge tells jury: Be careful with circumstantial evidence

The judge in the Graham Dwyer trial has told the jury that the spade in the case was a good example of where it should be careful with circumstantial evidence.

He said the jury must apply the presumption of innocence and presume the spade found near Elaine O’Hara’s remains had nothing to do with Mr Dwyer.

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