More charges for man accused of applying for passports in Cork in names of deceased babies

The man identified through enquiries with the FBI as Randolph Kirk Parker now faces six charges in all

It was alleged that Randolph Kirk Parker (pictured) had passports in the names of two babies who died within three months of birth in 1952 and 1953. Picture: Larry Cummins

Three new charges were brought on Monday against the 72-year-old American previously known as Philip Morris and later identified through enquiries with the FBI as Randolph Kirk Parker.

Detective Garda Padraic Hanley of the Garda National Bureau of Criminal Investigation testified at Cork District Court that Mr Kirk was formally arrested, charged and cautioned in respect of three new counts and he had nothing to the say to the charges.