Morrogh

Morrogh, his cousin, commonly called Morrogh _na Gael_, or "of the Irish," to distinguish him from Dermid _na

A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics — Complete Thomas D'Arcy McGee 1846

Morrogh, his cousin, commonly called Morrogh _na Gael_, or "of the Irish," to distinguish him from Dermid _na

A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics — Volume 1 Thomas D'Arcy McGee 1846

Prieto received a death sentence in November -- and both have been prosecuted by Morrogh and Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Casey M.

Shocking admission at death penalty trial Tom Jackman 2011

Morrogh decided in 2009 to seek the death penalty for Lawlor, who previously had served five years in prison for abducting an ex-girlfriend in Great Falls.

Jury starts capital murder deliberations Tom Jackman 2011

Lawlor was initially questioned, along with most of the building's residents, and denied any involvement, Morrogh said.

Fairfax man's attorneys acknowledge that he killed woman Tom Jackman 2011

"This crime, far more than most," Morrogh said, "was very well planned out."

Jury starts capital murder deliberations Tom Jackman 2011

Why isn't Morrogh embarrassed and publicly apologizing to Lanigan?

Lanny Davis: The Shameful Case of Sean Lanigan and the Presumption of Guilt Culture Lanny Davis 2011

Morrogh pointed out that Lawlor obtained the key for Orange's apartment from the building's office; brought a hammer with him to the apartment; killed and raped Orange, then made efforts to clean up the evidence; left the building through a back door, stained with Orange's blood, rather than go through the lobby; disposed of the hammer and his bloody clothes; and returned the key to Orange's apartment.

Jury starts capital murder deliberations Tom Jackman 2011

Fairfax Commonwealth Attorney Raymond F. Morrogh, who pressed the case and obtained an indictment even after the two girls recanted key prior testimony -- and couldn't even get a jury to deliberate for more than 47 minutes before acquittal.

Lanny Davis: The Shameful Case of Sean Lanigan and the Presumption of Guilt Culture Lanny Davis 2011

Morrogh argued that Lawlor's actions showed that he was quite coherent, regardless of how much crack he had smoked.

Jury starts capital murder deliberations Tom Jackman 2011