Fingerprints found on duct tape belong to man who allegedly attacked three women in Dublin, court hears

The trial of a man charged with carrying out random attacks on three women has heard that his fingerprints were found on duct tape left at one of the crime scenes.

Fingerprints found on duct tape belong to man who allegedly attacked three women in Dublin, court hears
Wed, 14 Mar, 2018 - 16:53

By Sonya McLean

The trial of a man charged with carrying out random attacks on three women has heard that his fingerprints were found on duct tape left at one of the crime scenes.

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