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The late Noel O'Sullivan
A man has been returned for trial to Derry Crown Court on a charge of preventing the lawful burial of his father's body.
John Garrett O'Sullivan (56) of Culmore Road in Derry appeared at a Preliminary Enquiry at the local Magistrate's Court today.
He faces one charge that he prevented the lawful burial of a corpse on dates between July 1 and July 18 2024.
It was accepted there was a case to answer and there were no contrary submissions.
O'Sullivan said he did not want to call any witnesses or make any statement at this stage.
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Defence solicitor Paddy MacDermott said that there would not be a bail application at this stage.
O'Sullivan was returned for trial to Derry Crown Court on June 26 and remanded in continuing custody.
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