Ian Bailey has said he believes someone like killer Graham Dwyer should lose their right to privacy when they’re suspected of a crime.
Mr Bailey, who is accused in France of the murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier in Schull, Co Cork 25 years ago, spoke to us in light of a recent European Court ruling that determined that Ireland’s system of retaining and accessing mobile phone metadata breaches EU law.
All of that data was key to the State’s case against Dwyer for the 2012 murder of Elaine O’Hara - and the ruling could now significantly help the convicted murderer in his appeal.
