Satchwell’s story has ‘more holes than block of Swiss cheese’, murder trial told

Murder accused’s story has ‘more holes than Swiss cheese'

Defence says prosecutor of Coalville man Richard Satchwell 'cannot make a case of intent'

Defence says Richard Satchwell engaged in ‘reprehensible’ behaviour after wife Tina’s death but is not guilty of murder

Murder accused Richard Satchwell (58) engaged in “reprehensible” behaviour over the death of his wife Tina, including telling lies for six-and-a-half years after burying her in their home, but was not guilty of her murder, his defence lawyer has said.

Richard Satchwell 'far from criminal mastermind', says defence barrister

State and defence offer starkly different views on motive, intent, and truth in Tina Satchwell murder trial conclusion

Satchwell’s story has ‘more holes than block of Swiss cheese’, murder trial told

Richard Satchwell is on trial at Dublin’s Central Criminal Court for the murder of his wife, Tina, in March 2017.

Richard Satchwell's account of wife's death has 'more holes than a block of Swiss cheese', jury told

The murder trial continues before a jury of five men and seven women.

Satchwell's 'farcical' narrative of wife's death has more holes than 'Swiss cheese', jury told

Richard Satchwell had woven 'a web of deceit' and continued his 'fabricated narrative' over the years, the jury were told