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Witness heard woman's voice say "where's the wallet", murder trial hears
Summary
In the murder trial of Kenneth Cummins (28) and Sabrina Cummins (37) for the killing of Thomas Horan (63) at Cambridge Court, Ringsend, a witness testified that he heard a woman's voice say "where's the wallet" early on the morning of January 6th. The witness described CCTV footage showing the Cummins siblings near the pub Sally's and later at Horan's bedsit, with Kenneth allegedly running out of the court and hiding behind a car. He also identified the Cummins as being present at the back door of the bedsit around 4.45am, when a commotion was heard. The witness, a neighbour, reported hearing the exchange and the disturbance that followed. The trial, presided over by Mr Justice Tony Hunt, is scheduled to continue next week with a jury of twelve. The defendants have pleaded not guilty. The case is expected to last three weeks.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: Witness heard woman's voice say "where's the wallet", murder trial hears. Charges or matters: murdering Thomas Horan (63) at Cambridge Court, Ringsend on the same date last year. Procedural stage: trial
When:
- January 6th Hearing Or Sentence
- January 5th Other
- January 8th Other
- 2015-10-14 Publication
Case subjects
Defendant
Charges: murdering Thomas Horan (63) at Cambridge Court, Ringsend on the same date last year (Alleged Or Contested)
Plea: Not guilty
Defendant
Charges: murdering Thomas Horan (63) at Cambridge Court, Ringsend on the same date last year (Alleged Or Contested)
Plea: Not guilty
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