Jury Continues Deliberating Cork Postman Killing Case

A panel of jurors at the Central Criminal Court is weighing evidence in the trial of two individuals accused of murdering a 44-year-old postal worker in Cork.

Jury Continues Deliberating Cork Postman Killing Case

A panel of jurors at the Central Criminal Court is weighing evidence in the trial of two individuals accused of murdering a 44-year-old postal worker in Cork.

Barry Daly, who worked as a postman, lost his life in the incident that led to the charges. The two accused — one a young adult and the other a minor — both reject the allegation that they committed murder.

After hearing all testimony and legal arguments, the jurors retired to consider their decision. Court proceedings are scheduled to reconvene on Wednesday so the panel can continue its discussions.

The matter is being tried at the Central Criminal Court, the venue that deals with the most grave offences on the State's calendar.

Coverage of the case can be found at the Irish Independent.

Source: Google News IE — Crime (en)