Eugen Constantin served with evidence in case over wife’s alleged murder

Eugen Constantin, 72, has been served with a book of evidence after being charged with the murder of his wife in Laois, according to the report. He is accused of killing Adina Raluca Constantin at their home in Portlaoise on Sunday, July 5. The case has now moved forward with the delivery of the evidence to the accused, a step that follows the charge against him. The report identifies the couple’s address as Church Street, Portlaoise, but does not provide further details about the allegations or the evidence gathered by investigators. Constantin is charged with murder, and the accusation remains before the courts. No finding of guilt is reported. The material supplied does not state when the case is next due to be heard or whether Constantin has entered a plea. The article also contains several unrelated Crime World programme descriptions, including references to other criminal cases and investigations. Those items do not concern Constantin’s case and are not part of the reported development: the serving of the book of evidence in the proceedings concerning his wife’s death.