Stephen Carberry, 46, appeared at Dublin District Court today and made no bail application after facing three serious charges
A Dublin man has been accused of the “disposal of body parts” and impeding the investigation into the murder and dismemberment of Drogheda teenager Keane Mulready Woods in 2020.
READ MORE: Stark warning at inquest of man who died after taking cocaine at party: 'No quality or quantity is safe' Mr Carberry was accused of damaging a Volvo V40 car by fire, bearing false registration plates for the benefit of a criminal organisation, on January 15 at Trinity Terrace, Ballybough, Dublin 3.
Detective Sergeant O’Sullivan added that the Director of Public Prosecutions has decided that Mr Carberry should be tried in the Special Criminal Court. He expected that the book of evidence would not be ready for at least four weeks. On the same date, it is alleged that Mr Flood, 30, of Ballybough Avenue, Dublin 3, stole €50 of Diesel from Applegreen Service Station, M1 Northbound, Lusk, Co. Dublin. Detective Sergeant Fergus Finnegan said that Mr Flood’s reply to charge was “I’ll plead guilty straight away”.
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