The husband accused of killing his wife, 38 years old, at Cork home just three months after he moved to Ireland to face the process in weeks

A man will go to trial later this month accused of killing his wife whose corpse was found in her house in Cork City in July 2023.

Regin Parithapara Rajan, who is 40 years old, is accused of killing his wife Deepa Parrithyyezhuth dynamans at their home in Wilton Cardinal Court on July 14, 2023.

The 38 -year -old Chartered accountant from Kerala in southern India was living Cork Only three months at the time of her death.

To a session of the central criminal Yard In Cork, today, once from March 24, it was established for the trial, which will take place in the courtyard on Anglesea Street. Expect to last about three weeks.

Defense lawyer, Paula McCarthy told Judge Paul McDermott that the experts analyze the mother’s phone.

She said: “I am in the process of doing this now and we hope it will be done until March 24.”

She also said that the accused has given access to a laptop in arrest to view the documentation.

The judge warned: “The deadline for the trial is in sight.”

Also, the criminal prosecution is weighed if the witnesses will travel from India to give evidence or to make it over the zoom. The cost of the two options is considered.

Inspector Jason Lynch from the Station Garda Guard, said previously Cork District Court that it is a Very “complex” investigation which involved international investigations, the analysis of 850,000 data pages, substantial medical -legal evidence, as well as the taking of 110 statements.

At the first hearing of the case of July 16, 2023, DET Garda Alan Johnson gave evidence of arrest, accusation and caution.

He said that at 2.45 in the morning, at the Togher Garda station, he officially accused Mr. Rajan of killing his wife.

No answer

The defendant, who is originally from India, did not respond when he put the accusation after caution.

Deepa Dinamani worked as a senior manager in fund funds at a company based in the airport business park in Cork.

She was pronounced dead at her family’s house in Wilton, south of the city, on the evening of July 14, 2023.

The alarm was raised when he failed to raise his son to a friend’s house.

Forensic exams

She was found in a bedroom of the property she shared with her husband and son.

Her body was transferred to the Cork University Hospital, where a post-mortem exam was performed.

A forensic examination also took place at home in Wilton.

An idonate page raised enough funds to pay her repatriation in India for the funeral.

Deepa is survived by her five -year -old son Reyansh, parents and a brother.

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