Deceased had lacerations to brain, murder trial hears

A pathologist at a murder trial has detailed more than 40 injuries he found on the body of a man who was allegedly beaten to death after he fired shots at a house.

Deceased had lacerations to brain, murder trial hears
Wed, 06 Jun, 2018 - 18:19

By Eoin Reynolds

A pathologist at a murder trial has detailed more than 40 injuries he found on the body of a man who was allegedly beaten to death after he fired shots at a house.

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