Deirdre Jacob missing twenty years Today.

15-08-2018 05:33PM

smelly sock wrote: »

Dont forget about Raonaid Murray. Another poor girl whos murder is unsolved.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Raonaid_Murray

That scumbag who the Scissor Sisters killed mentioned her name before and was briefly linked with the case. Dirtbag Graham Dwyer also referred to her saying ''nobody was ever caught for Raonaid Murray'' when talking about one of his sick fantasies. Poor girl.

15-08-2018 05:34PM

smelly sock wrote: »

Yeh ok but stilk to insinuate that there is new information? It doesnt seem likely.

Perhaps there was. Us Joe Soaps don't have a right to be privy to everything though.

smelly sock · 15-08-2018 05:38PM

Omackeral wrote: »

Perhaps there was. Us Joe Soaps don't have a right to be privy to everything though.

And i get that. Neither should we be. But to go to the press rather than biding their time and picking him up for questioning when they found out where he was. They dont have a clue where he is.

Edgware · 15-08-2018 05:44PM

starbaby2003 wrote: »

Larry Murphy has two cousins who have been convicted of rape / murder
Thomas Dalton - rape
David Lawler - murder

Genuinely what are the chances of that

And Joe O Really who murdered his wife Rachel had a relative who dodged a murder conviction on a legal technicality.

chicorytip · 15-08-2018 05:45PM

Day Lewin wrote:

Oh, but there were - see second-last post, by me. It's a coincidence but it is true!

The murder committed by Crerar seemed to have been more opportunistic and impulsive, albeit utterly heinous. Murphy was calculating. He stalked his victim. He carried items which were used to restrain and subdue her. He drove to a pre-selected isolated location where he thought he would not be disturbed. These actions seemed well practised. Is it any wonder why he is considered a main suspect for the disappearance of these women.

Edgware · 15-08-2018 05:45PM

smelly sock wrote: »

And i get that. Neither should we be. But to go to the press rather than biding their time and picking him up for questioning when they found out where he was. They dont have a clue where he is.

Are you Inspector Clouseau?

Laois_Man · 15-08-2018 05:45PM

Omackeral wrote: »

If it was a straight up 15 years then that makes it even more despicable that he was released after 10, even including remission. Remission is generally 25% off. 1/3 remission is very rare and notoriously hard to get. You need to be studying, bettering yourself, to show decent moral character and even then it's still tough to get. Murphy showed none of that. If this monster indeed served just 10 out of 15, that's a slap in the face to a lot of folks.

It wasn't a straight up 15 year sentence
It was a 14 year sentence plus another year suspended
14 years with 25% deducted is 10.5, which is exactly what he served, to the day

smelly sock · 15-08-2018 05:47PM

chicorytip wrote: »

The murder committed by Crerar seemed to have been more opportunistic and impulsive, albeit utterly heinous. Murphy was calculating. He stalked his victim. He carried items which were used to restrain and subdue her. He drove to a pre-selected isolated location where he thought he would not be disturbed. These actions seemed well practised. Is it any wonder why he is considered a main suspect for the disappearance of these women.

Id hazard a guess and say gardai will be searching and digging the glen of imaal. Thats where Larry was discovered raping and beating the girl that got out alive.

smelly sock · 15-08-2018 05:48PM

Edgware wrote: »

Are you Inspector Clouseau?

No. Are you?

Wow imagine someone having a different view or opinion on a forum. Mad stuff.

Lord Glentoran · 15-08-2018 05:49PM

smelly sock wrote: »

No. Are you?

Wow imagine someone having a different view or opinion on a forum. Mad stuff.

You will be assimilated :rolleyes:

Grab All Association · 15-08-2018 05:52PM

Correct me if I'm wrong but didnt the judge say he sentenced Murphy to 15 years as if he'd have given him longer he'd have appealed it or something.

2 Scoops · 15-08-2018 05:55PM

Original sentence was an absolute disgrace, should have never gotten out

smelly sock · 15-08-2018 05:55PM

2 Scoops wrote: »

Original sentence was an absolute disgrace, should have never gotten out

Its ireland though.

15-08-2018 05:58PM

2 Scoops wrote: »

Original sentence was an absolute disgrace, should have never gotten out

You can receive a life sentence in this country for rape. You can receive a life sentence in this country for attempted murder. Murphy did both.

Strazdas · 15-08-2018 05:59PM

smelly sock wrote: »

Dont forget about Raonaid Murray. Another poor girl whos murder is unsolved.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Raonaid_Murray

Interesting to read that the most plausible theory they have at present is that Raonaid was murdered by someone she knew and that the killer could well have been female (ie. a personal grudge or something).

smelly sock · 15-08-2018 06:02PM

Deirdre and jojo look very alike.

Spanish Eyes · 15-08-2018 06:04PM

If the Dublin/Wicklow mountains could give up their dead, many of those missing would be found.

There was a case of a prison officer....

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/the-mystery-of-those-who-were-never-seen-again-1.21407

White lighting · 15-08-2018 07:44PM

Edgware wrote: »

And Joe O Really who murdered his wife Rachel had a relative who dodged a murder conviction on a legal technicality.

Really? Who? That's mad never heard that before

Sundew · 15-08-2018 07:59PM

White lighting wrote: »

Really? Who? That's mad never heard that before

https://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/oreilly-to-use-relatives-case-in-murder-appeal-39197.html

Henwin · 15-08-2018 08:08PM

I think I heard on the radio that deirdres parents found out it was changed to a murder investigation on the radio. Surely the investigating guards shud have told them before it went to the media.

smelly sock · 15-08-2018 08:17PM

Henwin wrote: »

I think I heard on the radio that deirdres parents found out it was changed to a murder investigation on the radio. Surely the investigating guards shud have told them before it went to the media.

Lovely. Is it just the cops looking like they sre doing something?

AudreyHepburn · 15-08-2018 08:31PM

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

That is actually really great to hear - you hear some horror stories.

I read up on some of the case when he was released and I'll be honest, I never got the vibe that he didn't have a murder or two in his background.

I always said that poor girl in Carlow couldn’t have been his first - as opportunistic as it was he was very well prepared at the same time, too well prepared.

God love Deirdre’s family. This must be like a waking nightmare for them. Hopefully they finally get closure.

Odelay · 15-08-2018 08:37PM

Henwin wrote: »

I think I heard on the radio that deirdres parents found out it was changed to a murder investigation on the radio. Surely the investigating guards shud have told them before it went to the media.

You think you heard?

Not a hope of that happening, especially considering they were interviewed at the Garda station the day the news was released.

DublinHun72 · 15-08-2018 08:48PM

Strazdas wrote: »

Interesting to read that the most plausible theory they have at present is that Raonaid was murdered by someone she knew and that the killer could well have been female (ie. a personal grudge or something).

I’ve seen that too and did some more reading and it does appear it fits as being a female killer and the theory was with a grudge as it was so sustained.

coco0981 · 15-08-2018 08:53PM

Henwin wrote: »

I think I heard on the radio that deirdres parents found out it was changed to a murder investigation on the radio. Surely the investigating guards shud have told them before it went to the media.

No they didn't. They said the Garda had kept them informed of the investigation the whole time but that it was still shocking to actually hear it on the radio

evolving_doors · 15-08-2018 08:56PM

Odelay wrote: »

You think you heard?

Not a hope of that happening, especially considering they were interviewed at the Garda station the day the news was released.

I also heard that on newstalk that the family didn't know that they were changing it to a murder investigation.

tayto lover · 15-08-2018 08:57PM

Henwin wrote: »

I think I heard on the radio that deirdres parents found out it was changed to a murder investigation on the radio. Surely the investigating guards shud have told them before it went to the media.

No you didn't.
The father said that the family were informed at every juncture. He was interviewed on several radio stations this morning.

Some people hear what they want to hear.

tayto lover · 15-08-2018 08:58PM

evolving_doors wrote: »

I also heard that on newstalk that the family didn't know that they were changing it to a murder investigation.

They didn't know until they were told. Obviously.

honeybear · 15-08-2018 08:59PM

Henwin wrote: »

I think I heard on the radio that deirdres parents found out it was changed to a murder investigation on the radio. Surely the investigating guards shud have told them before it went to the media.

Yesterday’s News at One featured an interview with Deirdre’s father. I thought that the interviewer was awful (unintentional, I’m sure)

Edgware · 15-08-2018 09:24PM

honeybear wrote: »

Yesterday’s News at One featured an interview with Deirdre’s father. I thought that the interviewer was awful (unintentional, I’m sure)

No. That's just the usual R.T.E. standard

Deirdre Jacob missing twenty years Today.

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