Kriegel verdict: Twitter and Facebook to appear in court as users identify Boy A and Boy B

Anyone who publishes photographs or identifies the two teenage boys who murdered Ana Kriegel will feel the full force of the law, a judge has warned.

Kriegel verdict: Twitter and Facebook to appear in court as users identify Boy A and Boy B
Thu, 20 Jun, 2019 - 07:40
Eoin Reynolds and Elaine Loughlin

Anyone who publishes photographs or identifies the two teenage boys who murdered Ana Kriegel will feel the full force of the law, a judge has warned.

Justice Michael White also ordered Twitter and Facebook to take down any material identifying the 14-year-olds from their platforms.

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