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Man put father’s body in fridge, court told

His son is accused of attempting to prevent the lawful and decent burial of his father on dates between 1 and 17 July this year.

A post-mortem examination was held on Friday to determine the cause of death, but the results were inconclusive.

A police officer told the court they could connect the accused to the charge and opposed bail.

The detective constable said concerns for the welfare of Noel O’Sullivan had been raised by his daughter.

When police arrived at the house, they had to force entry to the property and immediately noticed “the odour of human remains”.

John O’Sullivan was said to have spoken to staff in a parochial house in Buncrana, County Donegal, as well as undertakers, but the court heard that no arrangements had been made for the burial of his father.

The accused said his father had been drinking and he was abusive to him ten days earlier so he went to bed and then found him dead the next day.

He said that he did not contact a GP as his father had already died.


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