'I had nothing to do with this': Ian Bailey reaffirms innocence but feels conviction is 'inevitable'

Ian Bailey has said that it is "inevitable" that he will be found guilty of the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier - however he has insisted he is an innocent man.

'I had nothing to do with this': Ian Bailey reaffirms innocence but feels conviction is 'inevitable'

Ian Bailey has said that it is "inevitable" that he will be found guilty of the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier - however he has reaffirmed his insistence that he is an innocent man.

Ms Toscan du Plantier was killed in December 1996 and Mr Bailey, a British citizen who lives in Co Cork has denied any involvement.

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