Kastriot Boza’s sentence reduced for impeding prosecution

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Kastriot Boza’s sentence for impeding prosecution was reduced to four years, with two suspended, by the Court of Appeal on 10 November 2014.

The appeal concerned acts after Peter Gunn was murdered in a Dublin flat, including disposing of his body, carpet and weapon.

The court found that the original sentencing involved errors, including insufficient weight given to duress and time already spent in custody.

Boza had pleaded guilty to two counts, while the prosecution did not proceed on the body-disposal count because duress amounted to a defence.

The court also suspended any remaining balance beyond time already served, citing his cooperation with the prosecution and participation in the Witness Protection Programme.