Jason Corbett's mother 'fighting for her life' after coronavirus diagnosis

Thomas Martens, a former FBI agent, and his daughter, Molly, were convicted of second-degree murder of 39-year-old Jason after a trial in the summer of 2017.
Jason Corbett's mother 'fighting for her life' after coronavirus diagnosis
Jason Corbett
Fri, 24 Apr, 2020 - 15:10
Noel Baker

The sister of Jason Corbett has strongly criticised attempts by lawyers in America to have his former father-in-law permitted to remain at home over coronavirus fears, pending a retrial for the Irishman’’s alleged murder.

Tracy Corbett Lynch also said her own mother is "fighting for her life" against the coronavirus here in Ireland.

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