Eoin Reynolds

6 days ago | sundayworld.com | Eoin Reynolds

Viera Gaziova (40) told gardai she burned the clothes after her husband, Lubomir Puska jnr, told her that Jozef had asked him to "make sure that those clothes are burnt". She said she built a fire in the living room and put the clothes on top. After the flames had died down, she cleaned out the fireplace and poured the ashes down the kitchen sink. All that remained by then was "pure ash", she said, with "nothing that resembled clothes".

1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Eoin Reynolds

Jozef Puska's sister-in-law told gardaí she had failed to say that she burned the clothes Jozef was wearing on the day he murdered Ashling Murphy because she was "afraid the whole family would go against me" or that she would end up on the street. Viera Gaziova, aged 40, told gardaí she burned the clothes after her husband, Lubomir Puska Jr, told her that Jozef had asked him to "make sure that those clothes are burnt". She said she built a fire in the living room and put the clothes on top.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Ralph Riegel |Alison O'Riordan |Eoin Reynolds

What the jury didn't hear in the Richard Satchwell murder trial - including the last-ditch bid to have them discharged over judge's remarks English truck driver Richard Satchwell convicted of the murder of his wife Tina Ralph Riegel, Alison O'Riordan and Eoin Reynolds Today at 15:46 The jury in the Richard Satchwell murder trial were never told of his repeated legal bids to have the murder charge against him dropped, to prevent them from hearing his response to gardaí after being charged and,...

1 week ago | independent.ie | Ralph Riegel |Alison O'Riordan |Eoin Reynolds

Last-ditch bid to have jury discharged over judge’s closing remarks – and everything else jurors didn’t hear in Richard Satchwell murder trial English truck driver Richard Satchwell convicted of the murder of his wife Tina Ralph Riegel, Alison O'Riordan and Eoin Reynolds Today at 15:46 The jury in the Richard Satchwell murder trial were never told of his repeated legal bids to have the murder charge against him dropped, to prevent them from hearing his response to gardaí after being charged...

1 week ago | rte.ie | Alison O'Riordan |Eoin Reynolds

by Alison O'Riordan & Eoin Reynolds, Ireland International News AgencyRichard Satchwell's trial was initially scheduled to sit in his home county of Cork but due to the "intense publicity" surrounding the case, his lawyers applied late last year to move the trial to the capital. The move was resisted by the State, who pointed out that much of the publicity was generated by Satchwell himself.