Ian Bailey not charged in Ireland due to 'problems from garda reports', judge tells trial

The failure of the Irish authorities to charge Ian Bailey with murder does not mean that he is innocent of the crime, according to the judge presiding over the trial of Mr Bailey in France.

Ian Bailey not charged in Ireland due to 'problems from garda reports', judge tells trial
Mon, 27 May, 2019 - 22:04
Mick Clifford, in Paris

The failure of the Irish authorities to charge Ian Bailey with murder does not mean that he is innocent of the crime, according to the judge presiding over the trial of Mr Bailey in France.

Judge Frédérique Aline or the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in West Cork in December 1996.

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