Graham Dwyer’s murder trial has heard that a loyalty card found in a reservoir in Co. Wicklow in September 2013 was traced back to Elaine O’Hara.
It was found along with several S&M items including a leather bondage mask and a knife.
A Wicklow fisherman described pulling a number of items from the Vartry reservoir in Roundwood on September 10th 2013.
They included a rubber ball gag, bondage cuffs, metal leg restraints, a black blindfold, a length of rope and some clothing.
A local Garda searched the water a few days later and found a leather bondage mask with zips over the mouth and eyes and air holes at each of the nostrils.
He also found a long metal chain with a bull ring in the middle and set of keys with a Dunnes Stores loyalty card belonging to Elaine O’Hara.
He didn’t realise it at the time, but the childcare worker’s remains were discovered in the Dublin Mountains three days after the first items were found by the fishermen.
Graham Dwyer is accused of murdering her to satisfy his own sexual desires.
The 42 year old Foxrock architect denies the charge.
