Prosection: Narrative has more holes than Swiss cheese

When re-arrested on suspicion of Tina's murder after her body was removed from their home, Mr Satchwell told gardai his wife “flew” at him with a chisel, that he fell backwards against the floor and described her death after he said he held her off by the belt of her bathrobe at her neck.

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The Assistant State Pathologist has told the trial Tina's cause of death could not be determined due to the skeletal nature of her remains after they were found buried beneath her Cork home.

In her closing speech, Ms Small said the case was “calling and screaming out” for the jury to apply their common sense and experience.