Inquest into death of Jastine Valdez's killer to take place in December

A full inquest into the death of Mark Hennessy, who abducted and killed Jastine Valdez in Co Wicklow, will take place later this year.

Inquest into death of Jastine Valdez's killer to take place in December
Thu, 06 Jun, 2019 - 12:46
Louise Roseingrave

A full inquest into the death of Mark Hennessy, who abducted and killed Jastine Valdez in Co Wicklow, will take place later this year.

Mr Hennessy (40) kidnapped the 24-year-old student as she walked home in Enniskerry, Co Wicklow on May 19, 2018.

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