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Michael Kelley, a former US soldier, is scheduled to go on trial next year accused of murdering Kerry farmer Michael Gaine. The court heard that 91 witnesses are expected to give evidence in the case.
Significant progress has been reported in the Mike Gaine murder case, with the book of evidence now ready. American Michael Kelley is scheduled to appear in Tralee Court next week.
American Michael Kelley, accused of the murder of Kerry man Mike Gaine, appeared before Tralee District Court via video link from Cork prison.
Janice Gaine sat at the back of the courtroom, holding on tightly to the two women sitting either side of her. Mike Gaine’s widow had positioned herself on the side of the public gallery nearest the door, but moved closer to the accused bench just before Michael Kelley was led into court.
Michael Kelley, a former US soldier accused of the murder of Michael Gaine, has retained Frank Buttimer, one of Ireland’s leading criminal solicitors. Buttimer is known for representing Ian Bailey in a high-profile case.
US national Michael Kelley, accused of the murder of a Kerry farmer, appeared before Tralee District Court via video-link and was further remanded in custody.
American Michael Kelley appeared before Tralee District Court via video link
A man has been re-arrested in connection with the murder investigation of Kerry farmer Mike Gaine, who disappeared almost a year ago.
Michael Kelley, a former US soldier, appeared in court and was sent for trial accused of the murder of farmer Michael Gaine. Kelley was extradited to face charges related to Gaine's death.
US national Michael Kelley, of no fixed abode, appeared briefly before Tralee District Court via video-link
54-year-old Michael Kelley is scheduled to appear in court again on 18 March.
American Michael Kelley has appeared in court charged with the murder of Kerry farmer Michael Gaine, who was found dead at his farm in Kenmare.