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Prosecution Calls Defence 'Absurd' in Dublin Knife Attack Trial
The prosecution has described Riad Bouchaker's defence as 'absurd,' arguing that his actions during a 15-second knife attack in Dublin's Parnell Square clearly showed intent to kill, despite the defence's claim he lacked 'murderous' intent.
29 Jun, 12:31 — 29 Jun, 12:32
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irish-timesHigh41d ago
‘Absurd’ to suggest Riad Bouchaker’s actions did not show intent to kill, jury told
Defence argues Bouchaker did not have ‘murderous’ intent and asks jury not to treat Parnell Square accused as a ‘monster’
By Mary Carolan
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Man's defence over Parnell Street attack 'absurd' - court
The prosecution has said Riad Bouchaker's defence that he did not mean to kill anyone during an attack with a knife at Parnell Square in Dublin, lasting just 15 seconds, was "absurd" and a "lame excuse" and he should be judged by his actions not his words.
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First report: irish-times · 29 Jun, 12:31|Full coverage: 2 · 1m|Window: 1m
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