Sending Bailey to France would be like sending a chicken into a coop with a fox, his solicitor says 

Sending Bailey to France would be like sending a chicken into a coop with a fox, his solicitor says 

Ian Bailey outside the High Court, Dublin, after the court rejected an attempt by French authorities to extradite him for the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

Ian Bailey going to France to face charges would be like sending a chicken into the coop while the fox waits inside, his solicitor has said.

Frank Buttimer made the comments following French President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion yesterday that a new trial could be arranged for “condemned man” Ian Bailey in France - if he agreed to come.

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