Woman says she was afraid to admit burning Puska clothes

Woman says she was afraid to admit burning Puska clothes

Jozef Puska's sister-in-law told gardaí she had failed to say that she burned the clothes Jozef Puska was wearing on the day he murdered Ashling Murphy because she was "afraid the whole family would go against me" or that she would end up on the street.

Jozef Puska's sister-in-law misled gardaí out of fear 'the whole family would go against me'

All that remained was 'pure ash', with 'nothing that resembled clothes'

Jozef Puska's sister-in-law told gardaí she was 'afraid the whole family would go against me'

Viera Gaziova told gardaí she burned Puska’s clothes after her husband told her that Puska had asked him to “make sure that those clothes are burnt”.

Ashling Murphy suspect's clothes burned to ash by his sister-in-law, trial hears

Jozef Puska's sister-in-law, Viera Gaziova, admitted to gardai that she burned the clothes he wore on the day he murdered Ashling Murphy.