Kilkenny murder trial hears evidence from state pathologist who believes victim's death was 'swift'

The State Pathologist has told the jury in a cold case murder trial that she believes the fatal assault on the alleged victim was “swift”.

Kilkenny murder trial hears evidence from state pathologist who believes victim's death was 'swift'

The State Pathologist has told the jury in a cold case murder trial that she believes the fatal assault on the alleged victim was “swift”.

John Joseph Malone of Newpark in Kilkenny is accused of strangling Anne Nancy Smyth before setting her home on fire in September 1987.

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