'What the guards will know': Expert tells court of indentations found on page in Patrick Quirke home

Patrick Quirke at the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin Image: RollingNews.ie Patrick Quirke at the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin Image: RollingNews.ie Updated 10 minutes ago

The deceased went missing on 3 June 2011 after leaving his girlfriend Mary Lowry’s home at about 6.30am. When he carried out the procedure on the document he said that he was able to confidently record on one side of the page that someone had written: “What the gardaí will know.” On the other side of the page he found the words: “Agitate need water”, “Get load of… following”, “Tuesday”, and a person’s name towards the bottom of the page.The witness agreed with Lorcan Staines for the defence that the indentations he found could have come from multiple pages and that in some places there was so much cross writing that he couldn’t make out what was written.

The letter asked Quirke to refrain from entering Lowry’s property and restrict his activities at Fawnagowan to the farmland.A reply was received from Quirke in January 2013, when he said there were many inaccuracies in the previous letter that he was not going to comment on or clarify “to your benefit”, but added that he may at some later time.

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