Eamon Dillon

So the judge says, would it be helpful to rise for a minute?

And she reminded him that, don't forget, Mrs. Mulready is in the courtroom, so this better not take long.

And he came back and the counsel apologized, said there was, you know, they shouldn't have mentioned crack cocaine or heroin, but otherwise everything else was fine, you know, the alcohol and the tablets and stuff like that.

But...

He was upset.

But that was the only time he spoke.

Like, you know, I suppose his dark hair, receding hairline, he was wearing a black Hugo Boss t-shirt with Hugo written across the middle.

But that was the only time he spoke.

Like, you know, he was never... I said Hugo as opposed to Boss.

But he was...

That was the only time really.

I mean, he didn't really show much, you know, he wasn't really showing much emotion, but he was animated by that.

And there were people connected with him in court, you know, who were, you know, just giving their, giving support, I suppose.

Yeah.

Or in his case, I mean, half of them are slightly over half were road traffic.

I mean, it's, you know, I'm not going to say that can happen.

I mean, but that means, you know, you're constantly driving without any recourse to licenses or stuff like that.

Yeah, I mean, well, yeah, you're getting that kind of, I suppose, a more detailed narrative of what happened.

We still, we've no idea what happened inside the house.

I mean, apart from the 17-year-old being dismembered, we don't know how he was killed.