
Riad Bouchaker's Defense Argues Intent to Terrify, Not Stab, in Parnell Square Attack Trial
During Riad Bouchaker's trial for the Parnell Square attack, his defense argued that he may have intended to terrify rather than stab. However, witnesses testified to seeing him stabbing children during the incident.
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Riad Bouchaker’s defence tells trial he may have been trying to terrify but not stab
Witness says she could ‘definitively say the knife was plunged into the torso of the child’
Read full article →Witnesses tell Riad Bouchaker trial they saw him stabbing children during Parnell Square attack
Riad Bouchaker has pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder of three children and assault causing serious harm to crèche worker.
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