Jury instructed to weigh evidence impartially in Richard Satchwell's trial for his wife's 2017 murder.

The jury in the trial of Richard Satchwell, accused of murdering his wife Tina in 2017, has been instructed by Judge Paul McDermott to approach the case with an open mind and without emotion. Tina's remains were found six years later in their Co Cork home. The judge emphasized that the jury must base their decision on proof beyond reasonable doubt and that Satchwell's lack of testimony does not imply guilt. The trial at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin continues, with the defense suggesting self-defense as a possibility.