Officers had to use fingerprints to identify gunshot victim Jamie Tighe Ennis, inquest hears

A murder victim had to be identified using fingerprints after he was shot in the head, an inquest has heard.

Officers had to use fingerprints to identify gunshot victim Jamie Tighe Ennis, inquest hears
Thu, 25 Jan, 2018 - 14:31

By Louise Roseingrave

A murder victim had to be identified using fingerprints after he was shot in the head, an inquest has heard.

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