Case No. 15842Assault

Woman tells court her facial scar from husband's attack is a constant reminder

A woman's facial scar was sustained in an attack by her husband, which the headline describes as vicious. The date and location of the attack are not stated in the available sources. The woman's name, age and nationality and the husband's name, age and nationality are not given. No charge, court outcome or sentence is stated in the sources. The latest development is the woman telling a court, as reported by extra.ie on 9 October 2024, that the scar is a constant reminder of the attack.

  1. Reportednot reported
  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Chargednot reported
  4. In court9 Oct
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

consolidated from all reports
What happened
A woman's facial scar was sustained in an attack by her husband, described in the headline as vicious.
In court
The woman told a court that the facial scar is a constant reminder of the attack.
Where
The location of the attack and of the court hearing is not stated in the available sources.
When
The date of the attack is not stated; the report was published by extra.ie on 9 October 2024.
Charges
No charge against the husband is stated in the available sources.
Sentence
No sentence is stated in the available sources.
Investigation
No existing case in the tracker matches this court testimony.
Other details
  • The names, ages and nationalities of the woman and the husband are not stated.
  • The article text is missing from the source, so only the headline is available.
2 statements extracted from the articles
  • whatThe woman's facial scar was sustained during a vicious attack by her husband. (extra.ie)
  • courtA woman told a court that a facial scar is a constant reminder of the attack. (extra.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 9 Oct2024
    Woman tells court facial scar sustained during 'vicious attack' by husband is a 'constant reminder'

    Only the headline is available; the article text is missing (the source contains template code). No existing case matches this court testimony. Location, date and sentence are not stated.

    victim, femaleaccused