Tanaiste Simon Harris shared his thoughts with victims of abuse, highlighting their bravery and courage in coming forward to share their stories.
"The looser it was, the more it scraped [the skin], so it was just easier to tie it really tight and then double- or treble-knot it."
"I told her I wouldn't discuss her location because it is important to her. Based on the things that she told me, I think that she is confident in the decision that she made. 'Did what she had to do,' type thing," said Detective Issac Hanson.
The lawsuit describes how Sharpe allegedly sexually assaulted the plaintiff multiple times, starting in late 2024, following an abusive relationship that involved controlling and verbal abuse.