BarryD2 wrote: » Very odd, he'll surely appeal. Whatever about the ins and outs of the case, there was no clear evidence that he murdered anybody. All they really demonstrated was possible motive.
knucklehead6 wrote: » Seems to me the ex had something to do with this too
King of Kings wrote: » Based on what was in the media its a shocking verdict. Very little evidence to send somebody down for a life sentence. In fact more suspicion on the lowry woman imo than quirke. On an aside..there seems to be some fierce amount of middle aged riding going on. I'll never believe my single mates telling me its hard to date in your 40s.
Faugheen wrote: » Although the evidence was circumstantial, it certainly wasn’t ‘weak’. The moment I heard he had been searching for how long it takes bodies to decompose on the internet in the days after Bobby Ryan went missing, I knew he was guilty as sin.
Laois_Man wrote: » Did they say those searches were in the days after and did they present evidence as to who performed the searches?
Faugheen wrote: » Yes they did, and Patrick Quirke admitted to the Gardai to searching that on the internet but claimed it was in relation to his dead son.
Odelay wrote: » I think it would have been terrible if he wasn’t found guilty. Glad he isn't getting away with it.
BarryD2 wrote: » Said with scary conviction! Just hope that if any misfortune befalls you and you end up on trial, that the jurors will be open minded
BPKS wrote: » Very surprised. Listening to the daily trial updates, I was wondering how the prosecution brought a case at all.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » Yer wan seems to have been ridin like a rampant rabbit And he’d get up on a cracked plate
Faugheen wrote: » Same. Think people need to learn the difference between circumstantial evidence and no evidence.
hairyprincess wrote: » Who hadn’t actually died yet.