Saturday, January 18, 2014

Tobin on the plane

As agreed by the two governments, Ciaran Tobin is being transfered to jail on Irish land to complete his sentence. According to Navrasics, he will stay in prison until, at least, September 4, 2015.

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Tobin to be transfered to Irish jail

The Hungarian government has kept its word. Tobin, upon his request submitted yesterday, has been allowed to be transfered to an Irish prison within days.

Monday, January 13, 2014

Today


Thank you, Mr. Tobin

At this point, it is only fair that we also thank Mr. Ciaran Tobin for finally seeing the light of day and facing long-overdue justice. Thank you Mr. Tobin. (But why did it take 13 years?)


13 years overdue: Ciaran Tobin goes to jail


Ciaran Tobin on route to Hungary!

As announced by the victims' father:

Saturday, November 30, 2013

One more week?

http://forum.index.hu/Article/showArticle?t=9015567
Navrasics has granted two more weeks to Tobin, after consultations with the Zoltai family.  Will Mr. Tobin finally set foot on Hungarian soil on Dec 5?

Friday, November 8, 2013

Ciaran Tobin wants to think

Ciaran Tobin has asked for two weeks to 'think' about whether he enters his prison cell in Hungary, Origo reports (as we know he'd be transferred to an Irish prison shortly after.)

The question is what was he doing for the past 13 years?

Hungarian authorities have granted a 'last deadline' until midnight November 21, 2013 for Tobin to arrive in Hungary to be arrested and to commence his prison term.  Click on title to read the article on Origo.


http://www.origo.hu/itthon/20131108-idot-kert-az-ir-gazolo.html?sec-2

Sunday, April 7, 2013

Mr. Zoltai on Duna TV


From the Irish Press


Ciaran Tobin case nears closure (or so we hope)


"Public Administration and Justice Minister Tibor Navracsics said at a joint press conference with the girls’ father last Friday that the Irish authorities had accepted his assurances Francis Ciaran Tobin would be allowed to transfer to an Irish jail. But he must first hand himself over to the Hungarian authorities."
"Navracsics was quoted as saying by state news agency MTI. “We do not insist that he serve out his sentence, or the remainder of it, in Hungary. But we do insist that a crime not go unpunished,” he said."
We are awaiting for Mr. Tobin to make this crucial move, one that is long, long overdue. And at this point, allow us to refer back to one of our earlier posts.

 
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