Ian Bailey Trial Resumes in Paris Today
A Paris court has heard that a man who ran a photograph developing business in West Cork identified Ian Bailey as the person who arrived at his house and asked him to develop a roll of film
The film is alleged to showed pictures of Sohpie Tuscan du Plantier's badly beaten body which was discovered outside her holiday home in Toormore in 1996.
Witness Patrick Lowney, who died in 2016, told Gardaí that Ian Bailey arrived to his house in Clonakilty to ask him to develop the photos in May 2000.
Jamie O'Hara has this report for RedFM News:
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