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Briton to face trial for 1996 murder of Frenchwoman in Ireland

Ian Bailey is to face trial in France for the 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier. (AFP)

Updated 01 February 2018

AFP

February 01, 2018 16:48

Briton to face trial for 1996 murder of Frenchwoman in Ireland

Updated 01 February 2018

AFP

February 01, 2018 16:48

Paris: A British man is to face trial in France for the 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier, the wife of a celebrated French film producer, in Ireland in 1996, his lawyer said Thursday.
The main appeals court in Paris has ruled there are “sufficient elements” to put Ian Bailey on trial for the killing, his lawyer Dominique Tricaud said, adding that his client is considering mounting a challenge to the ruling.