Hutch murder-accused Jonathan Keogh had ear plugs seized by gardaí for DNA evidence

Murder accused Jonathan Keogh had a pair of ear plugs seized from him by gardaí for the purpose of attaining DNA evidence after he was extradited from the UK, a trial has been told.

Hutch murder-accused Jonathan Keogh had ear plugs seized by gardaí for DNA evidence
Thu, 05 Jul, 2018 - 17:35

By Alison O'Riordan

Murder accused Jonathan Keogh had a pair of ear plugs seized from him by gardaí for the purpose of attaining DNA evidence after he was extradited from the UK, a trial has been told.

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CourtsPlace: UKPlace: RAF NortholtPlace: west LondonPlace: IrelandPlace: Royal Air ForcePlace: Casement AerodromePlace: BaldonnellPlace: Clondalkin Garda StationPlace: BelfastPlace: CairnryanPlace: ScotlandPlace: Avondale HousePlace: North Cumberland StreetPlace: DublinPlace: Avondale House, Cumberland Street North, Dublin 1Place: Rutland Court, Dublin 1Place: Gloucester Place, Dublin 1Person: HutchPerson: Jonathan KeoghPerson: Alison O'RiordanPerson: KeoghPerson: Gareth HutchPerson: Enda O’SullivanPerson: Paul Burns SCPerson: O’SullivanPerson: Det SgtPerson: Michael Hourican BLPerson: BurnsPerson: Denise KingPerson: Gerry "The Monk" HutchPerson: Regina KeoghPerson: Thomas FoxPerson: FoxOrganisation: Dublin District CourtOrganisation: Stena Line Ferries
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