Richard Satchwell offered his wife Tina’s cousin their chest freezer, shortly after it is alleged he kept her body there before burying her in a shallow grave in their home, a court has heard.

The court has also heard Richard Satchwell sold his wife Tina’s shoes at car boot sales and told people she was “very ill” and “had gone to England for treatment” a month after he ...

Richard Satchwell told gardai he did not want to see images of her body as he wanted to remember her “the way she was, not the way I made her.” Mr Satchwell (58) denies the March 2017 murder ...

Richard Satchwell accused a Garda detective interviewing him over the discovery of his wife Tina’s body of trying to bury him, his murder trial has heard.

MURDER accused Richard Satchwell spun a “web of lies” with “more holes than a block of Swiss cheese” after killing wife Tina, his trial was told today. Prosecutor Gerardine Small SC began ...

A half-sister of a woman found buried under the stairs of her home in Co Cork has described murder accused Richard Satchwell as “controlling and obsessive”, a court has heard. Lorraine Howard ...

Ms Curtin said that Richard Satchwell was “very visible” in the town in the years after he reported Ms Satchwell missing. “He used to pass here and go to the chipper and get two pizzas.

Murder accused Richard Satchwell was “shamelessly brazen” and the narrative he gave about how his wife died was implausible and had “more holes than than a block of Swiss cheese”, the jury ...

EVIL killer Richard Satchwell spent MONTHS planning his wife’s murder, The Irish Sun can reveal. Cops believe the monster hatched his plan to kill Tina, 45, at her home on March 20, 2017, when ...

The jury at Richard Satchwell’s trial has been watching a police interview carried out after his wife’s remains were found under the stairs in the living room of their Cork home.

Picture Satchwell painted for years ‘very different’ from evidence, court hears Richard Satchwell told gardai in 2023 that his wife’s threats to leave him made him feel ‘miserable’.