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Judge Says Prison ‘Inevitable’ for DJ Carey as Ex-Hurler Is Remanded Until Monday

The court heard he used fabricated Seattle hospital letters to obtain money for cancer treatment he never received.

Overview

  • Carey was remanded in custody on Friday and will be sentenced on Monday after the judge said a custodial term is inevitable.
  • He pleaded guilty to 10 deception counts involving 13 people between 2014 and 2022, with additional related charges to be taken into consideration.
  • Prosecutors said €394,127 was transferred to Carey, of which about €44,000 has been repaid and roughly €349,000 remains outstanding.
  • Gardaí testified the probe began in 2022 after a bank alert, with passport checks showing no US travel since 2015 and the named Seattle hospital confirming it had no record of him.
  • Victims included businessman Denis O’Brien, who provided more than €125,000 and $13,000 that was not repaid, with others such as Tom Brennan and Tony Griffin also named, as victim impact statements were heard.