Explainer: Why the two boys who murdered Ana Kriegel can never be named
The judge and gardaí have made it clear that there could be severe penalties for anyone who attempts to publicly identify them.
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The judge and gardaí have made it clear that there could be severe penalties for anyone who attempts to publicly identify them.
The entertainer was charged with sexual assault at a venue in Dublin in December 2016.
Counsel told the court that the man was not named in any of the news reports which appeared on Google search.
Despite the fact that the two boys have been convicted, they still cannot be publicly named even after sentencing.
The two grew up as neighbours and the attacks began when the woman was nine-years-old.
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