James Lammon convicted of Jason Doogue’s murder

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James Lammon was convicted of murdering Jason Doogue, according to Forensic Science Ireland’s annual report for 2016.

Two forensic scientists from Forensic Science Ireland, covering DNA and chemistry, gave evidence at the murder trial on 25 October 2016. The report said James Lammon had been accused of shooting Jason Doogue in August 2015.

Forensic Science Ireland identified firearm residue on a pair of latex gloves and found DNA matching James Lammon on the gloves. Gardaí recovered the gloves in fields while searching around his house. The report records the subsequent murder conviction but does not give its date.