Seems that the judgement for the property taken from the home has finally been handed down. MM has 30 days to return the property. According to the article, all she left in the property after her numerous removal vans had departed were JC clothes, the children's cloths & items belonging to them and items JC brought from Ireland.
http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/murder-accused-must-return-items-taken-from-us-home-386359.html
The court also found that it was highly probable that monies transferred to MM or her parents by JC was the source of payment for items. As the sentence mentions the parents, I am wondering if this is a reference to the large sum of money that was transferred just before the wedding.
The documents state that after Ms Martens had removed items from the house “the only property left in the home was Mr Corbett’s clothes, property that Mr Corbett brought to the home from Ireland, and items owned by Mr Corbett’s children”.
http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/murder-accused-must-return-items-taken-from-us-home-386359.html
The court also found that it was highly probable that monies transferred to MM or her parents by JC was the source of payment for items. As the sentence mentions the parents, I am wondering if this is a reference to the large sum of money that was transferred just before the wedding.
The court also found that there was a “high probability” money transferred by Mr Corbett to Ms Martens and her parents was the source of payment for the items she and her parents had bought. The court ruled that “immediate and irreparable injury would have resulted to… the beneficiaries of the estate” if Ms Martens was allowed to take or sell the items.