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Not Guilty Verdict in Michaela McAreavey Murder Trial
rebelrising
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12-Jul-2012 15:41
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http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0712/michaela-mcareavey-jury-expected-to-retire.html
dubliner 2
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12-Jul-2012 15:46
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Following the case from the media it's hard to judge but it seems to me that the police in Mauritius cocked this up from start to finish. Unlikely now that the woman and her family will ever get justice. What a bloody farce.
rebelrising
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12-Jul-2012 15:49
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Without any DNA evidence always going to be difficult. read this interesting article on the BBC website about an alleged Irish couple leaving late in the night.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-18225404
Habanerocat
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12-Jul-2012 16:24
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Originally posted by rebelrising:
Without any DNA evidence always going to be difficult. read this interesting article on the BBC website about an alleged Irish couple leaving late in the night.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-18225404
Well in their defense, if you were staying in a hotel and a guest was murdered; what might you do?
rebelrising
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12-Jul-2012 16:27
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Guests shouldn't be allowed leave until questioned. I wonder were they irish and whether questioned about what happened.
This verdict will lead to a lot of speculation.
stones_off
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12-Jul-2012 16:30
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Originally posted by rebelrising:
Guests shouldn't be allowed leave until questioned. I wonder were they irish and whether questioned about what happened.
This verdict will lead to a lot of speculation.
It seems to be complete speculation. Surely, the hotel have everybody's details and it would be easier to find out who they were.
bp
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15-Jul-2012 18:07
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Scandalously poor taste from a Sunday paper out in Mauritius publishing police photos of the crime, showing the scene and the recently deceased victim.
ProjX
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15-Jul-2012 18:18
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Originally posted by bp:
Scandalously poor taste from a Sunday paper out in Mauritius publishing police photos of the crime, showing the scene and the recently deceased victim.
Papers in Ireland regularly do the same? Is it one rule for Ireland and another for those countries?
An Sliothar
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15-Jul-2012 18:22
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Originally posted by ProjX:
Papers in Ireland regularly do the same? Is it one rule for Ireland and another for those countries?
Can you please point me to an example of a court case in Ireland where an Irish media outlet published pictures of the murder victim's body taken at the crime scene?
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