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Xander10 wrote: »

Very weird and hurtful to the family to suggest same with zero grounds, other than your imagination.

Ok, thanks for your input. Good times x I suggest you go and read up on that particular case. Rather than you know assuming ...

listermint wrote: »

Another messed investigation and another case where there is marked suspects.

But sure look the hallmarks of rage killing and the fact that these are known to be passionate or protective by people with relations to the victim is a well known and researched fact. Look it up .

Bizarre. No, not at all. Reality.

The problem is the word suspects

It could have been basically a randomer met on the night

All speculation really

I mean even Dwyer was questioned if that is to be believed

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listermint wrote: »

Another messed investigation and another case where there is marked suspects.

But sure look the hallmarks of rage killing and the fact that these are known to be passionate or protective by people with relations to the victim is a well known and researched fact. Look it up .

Bizarre. No, not at all. Reality.

Very weird and hurtful to the family to suggest same with zero grounds, other than your imagination.

sydthebeat wrote: »

Four of us watched it together on Sunday night.. We all broke our **** laughing when we saw the drawings of the hands and cuts.

Is that really how basic the gardai were in 1996??

In fairness it's not quite that simple as has been explained above

Xander10 wrote: »

Bizarre comment, given no one has ever been convicted.

Another messed investigation and another case where there is marked suspects.

But sure look the hallmarks of rage killing and the fact that these are known to be passionate or protective by people with relations to the victim is a well known and researched fact. Look it up .

Bizarre. No, not at all. Reality.

JP Liz V1

Did GSOC Ombudsman ever investigate the Gardai involved in this case?

listermint wrote: »

Point is, it happens. And murder is mostly commited by someone who knows the victim and is known by the victim.

Neither of these events where random attacks .

That could have been a one off random attack, no one knows, those are the rare ones

It's always so won't you know, that's what I said, usually intimately, as in bf or husband or relative

The times it happens by an acquaintance like suggested here basically never happen

nonsheep7

Yurt! wrote: »

Ah here, don't leave us hanging like that. Giz a clue.

D is the clue , would say Bailey was no angel but well stitched up here, reckon a few fancied in positions of power their chances with her

sydthebeat

Four of us watched it together on Sunday night.. We all broke our **** laughing when we saw the drawings of the hands and cuts.

Is that really how basic the gardai were in 1996??

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listermint wrote: »

Wasn't Raonaid Murray murdered in a frenzied attack by someone known to her.

Bizarre comment, given no one has ever been convicted.

Yurt! wrote: »

It's an Audible original and also on Apple Podcasts. Don't think you'll find it on Spotify.

It's available on Google Podcasts afaik.

Yurt2

AdrianG08 wrote: »

Can someone link the West Cork podcast? Cannot find it on Spotify

It's an Audible original and also on Apple Podcasts. Don't think you'll find it on Spotify.

nonsheep7 wrote: »

Clandestine affairs are at the heart (excuse the pun ) of the matter ,high profile local figure with MF on the bridge and high profile 'visitor' (Bantry high ranking Garda) to Sophie trying it on ,,,,legend has it,,,,, say no more..

If the gardai were trying to frame Bailey, knowing he was actually innocent, why would they risk bribing some chancer to try and coax a confession or unknown details out of him?

monkeybutter wrote: »

How long ago was that and we don't know who killed her

Even in dublin, evenr random attacks are so rare thankfully

Point is, it happens. And murder is mostly commited by someone who knows the victim and is known by the victim.

Neither of these events where random attacks .

AdrianG08

Can someone link the West Cork podcast? Cannot find it on Spotify

MoonUnit75 wrote: »

This seems to have perplexed you far more than I was expecting!

It is baffling

Anyway let's not hang out hats on your experiences, we'd have to do a study on the matter to get conclusion results

MyPeopleDrankTheSoup

monkeybutter wrote: »

Why were you not called as an expert witness in car rental seat positioning by the frogs?

I mean Bailey was tall right

every post you make is dripping in snark

Yurt2

nonsheep7 wrote: »

Clandestine affairs are at the heart (excuse the pun ) of the matter ,high profile local figure with MF on the bridge and high profile 'visitor' (Bantry high ranking Garda) to Sophie trying it on ,,,,legend has it,,,,, say no more..

Ah here, don't leave us hanging like that. Giz a clue.

monkeybutter wrote: »

Why were you not called as an expert witness in car rental seat positioning by the frogs.

I mean Bailey was tall right

This seems to have perplexed you far more than I was expecting!

listermint wrote: »

Wasn't Raonaid Murray murdered in a frenzied attack by someone known to her.

How long ago was that and we don't know who killed her

Even in dublin, evenr random attacks are so rare thankfully

MoonUnit75 wrote: »

I'm glad this off-shoot has provoked the imagination towards such a delightful story, rich with delicate and delicious details. I can almost hear those taped saxophones.

Why were you not called as an expert witness in car rental seat positioning by the frogs?

I mean Bailey was tall right

nonsheep7

Clandestine affairs are at the heart (excuse the pun ) of the matter ,high profile local figure with MF on the bridge and high profile 'visitor' (Bantry high ranking Garda) to Sophie trying it on ,,,,legend has it,,,,, say no more..

monkeybutter wrote: »

It really is pretty rare for this to happen

I mean exceptionally rare in ireland

Wasn't Raonaid Murray murdered in a frenzied attack by someone known to her.

monkeybutter wrote: »

Its nowhere as near as you as you saying you remember all this and somehow have super short arms unable to reach a car seat a short distance away

I mean I have always had to adjust forward backward etc seats in rented cars over the years based on who sat there last

I mean I can easily reach the passenger seat in any car not to mind a fiesta in any position

I'm more worried about how you drive with such short arms

So it's an odd thing to be fixated on

Strange posts.

Yurt! wrote: »

This one time, while picking up a rental at Prestwick Airport (Avis gold card member here) I noted that the passenger seat of the tan colored Mondeo was set-back and "The Best of Roxy Music" was still in the tape deck. A cold shiver ran down my spine and I turns to me wife and I says to her: "There's been a murder."

Put it to the back of my mind and we had lovely holiday in the end.

I'm glad this off-shoot has provoked the imagination towards such a delightful story, rich with delicate and delicious details. I can almost hear those taped saxophones.

dark crystal

monkeybutter wrote: »

It really is pretty rare for this to happen

I mean exceptionally rare in ireland

Thankfully so.

dark crystal wrote: »

It didn't have to be a raging serial killer, just someone who drunkenly went too far one night. Plenty of people just snap once and do things in the heat of the moment they would never ordinarily do in a million years. Or maybe they do have violent tendencies, but have just never killed before - who knows?

I just wish whoever it was had enough of a conscience to own up and give her family some closure. I wouldn't hold my breath, though. They've gotten away with it this long, unlikely they'll ever do the right thing. In fact, they're probably getting a thrill out of the fact the Guards have fitted up someone else entirely and the French courts have convicted him in abstentia.

It really is pretty rare for this to happen

I mean exceptionally rare in ireland