Patrick Quirke arriving at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin Image: Sam Boal via RollingNews.ie Patrick Quirke arriving at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin Image: Sam Boal via RollingNews.ie A GOOGLE SEARCH for “rate of human decomposition” was carried out on a computer that was seized from murder accused Patrick Quirke’s house, the Central Criminal Court has heard.
Detective Garda Paul Fitzpatrick of the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau told prosecution counsel Michael Bowman SC that he examined computers, a thumb drive, an iPad, and a hard drive that were seized by gardaí during a search of Quirke’s property in 2013. When Detective Garda Fitzpatrick looked at those pages he found articles headed: “The five stages of decomposition,” and “How the human body decomposes after death.”
Half an hour after this activity the witness recovered an email in which Quirke discussed shares with another man. He also discovered that on 1 May 2013, the day after Ryan’s body was discovered, a page on the RTÉ website titled “man’s body found on Tipperary farm” was visited. At 16.11pm there was a visit to Breakingnews.ie and a story titled: “Probe after body found in Tipperary.”
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