The Sophie Toscan du Plantier Murder Case

[Meridian]

He is a wanted murderer in France, Extradite him Now

Are you aware how the French system works compared with here ?

Here you are innocent until proven guilty over there it's the other way around.

Fuck them, they can wait until this investigation is done and let's see what the story is then.

You never know your " he " might very well do nicely out of this yet.

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Are you aware how the French system works compared with here ?

Here you are innocent until proven guilty over there it's the other way around.

Fuck them, they can wait until this investigation is done and let's see what the story is then.

You never know your " he " might very well do nicely out of this yet.

He's got a girlfriend now

 

[flyingspud]

Gardai to binge watch Netflix series.

 

[Swanforthelough]

Are you aware how the French system works compared with here ?

Here you are innocent until proven guilty over there it's the other way around.

Fuck them, they can wait until this investigation is done and let's see what the story is then.

You never know your " he " might very well do nicely out of this yet.

Circumstantial evidence is a big factor in the French system.

 

[fed up]

Circumstantial evidence is a big factor in the French system.

Are there many miscarriages of justice there I wonder, sometimes here everyone knows someone is guilty but the evidence isn't strong enough to pin it on them.

 

[Swanforthelough]

Are there many miscarriages of justice there I wonder, sometimes here everyone knows someone is guilty but the evidence isn't strong enough to pin it on them.

I guess it happens but Bailey is a point in case to the differing systems. In any event if he was extradited he would have to stand trial there as the first judgement was in abscentia.

Ireland May be too lenient in many aspects of the law but banging someone up on circumstantial evidence is not right either.

 

[SoundMan]

Why go to all this trouble, extradite him to France . Never mind that stupid Irish Judge.

Incoming from you know who

 

[Gregory_Mike]

Are there many miscarriages of justice there I wonder, sometimes here everyone knows someone is guilty but the evidence isn't strong enough to pin it on them.

Fred Flannery. In fairness, An Garda Síochána have a lot of previous for behaving like the keystone cops.

 

[Pontipine]

Meanwhile, a former Assistant Garda Commissioner has said "no investigative opportunities have been overlooked" by authorities after the 1996 murder of Ms Toscan du Plantier.

 

[PussyinBoots]

The Irish courts refused to extradite this character as well,

Algerian-born Irish citizen Damache sentenced to 15 years in prison​

Irish citizen jailed in US for terrorism offences

Algerian-Irish jihadist Ali Charaf Damache, who pleaded guilty to terrorism charges in July, has been sentenced to 15 years in jail, prosecutors in Philadelphia said.

www.rte.ie

US extradition request for Irish citizen refused

The High Court has refused to order the extradition of an Algerian-born Irish citizen who is wanted in the United States on two alleged terrorism related offences.

www.rte.ie

High Court judge Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly delivered her judgment refusing the State's application for the extradition of Ali Charaf Damache at the request of the United States.


No problem for the Spanish to send him on his merry way. On a side note, they tried to strip him of his Irish Citizenship, but the Supreme court stopped it. The law still has not been amended, so he will be coming back here when he has finished his sentence.

Why didn't they send him to the States?
They know how to deal with his sort.