Woman accused of assisting suicide 'didn't ask what money transfer was for'

A Dublin woman accused of assisting her friend's suicide told gardaí: 'I'm glad she did what she felt she had to do. I'm glad she didn't tell me".

Wed, 22 Apr, 2015 - 17:26

A Dublin woman accused of assisting her friend's suicide told gardaí: 'I'm glad she did what she felt she had to do. I'm glad she didn't tell me".

Gail O'Rorke from Kilclare Gardens, Tallaght denies helping to end the life of 51-year-old multiple sclerosis sufferer Bernadette Forde in June, 2011.

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Courts Place: Dublin Place: Kilclare Gardens Place: Tallaght Place: Mexico Person: Gardaí Person: Gail O'Rorke Person: Bernadette Forde Person: Forde Person: Bernadette Organisation: Dignitas

<p>Sentencing was adjourned until October 8 for the judge to consider the ramifications of applying the Probation Act. Judge Hughes also asked prosecuting counsel John Griffin to provide clarity on that issue and how it would impact Garda vetting. File picture: Derick Hudson</p>

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