Kevin Lunney case: Court hears evidence of contacts between mobile phones

Lawyers for the accused had tried to prevent phone evidence from being admitted in the trial
Kevin Lunney case: Court hears evidence of contacts between mobile phones

Kevin Lunney: Left bloodied, beaten, and shivering on a country road.

The Special Criminal Court has been hearing evidence of contacts between mobile phones that the prosecution alleges were used in the preparation and carrying out of the abduction of and assault on Kevin Lunney.

The phone evidence, which lawyers for the accused had tried to prevent from being admitted in the trial, allegedly shows contacts between some of the accused and Cyril McGuinness, the man the prosecution has said organised the abduction and has since died. 

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