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Not necessarily. He could have developed a terminal illness in the course of those 4 years and died as a result but been in prime health in 1997. The whole scenario is unlikely anyway but there's no reason to suppose the (probably mythical) Guard would have been frail 4 years before his death.

Bailey is a "violent madman" apparently, he is so good as covering his tracks he has murdered 6 other women and left no trace. Destroyed all evidence the person existed.

The High Court could subpoena any of the gardai involved, retired or not. At least two of the detectives I've seen mentioned in the proceedings were retired but still had to give evidence in the High Court. So that criticism no longer applies to the case as a whole.

"You saw her in Spar and she turned you on, walking up the aisle with her tight arse. You went to see what you could get and she was not interested."

When I first saw this statement I was convinced it was Bailey repeating to Fuller what the interrogating Garda said to Bailey,

and Fuller mishearing or misinterpreting him.

IB's first arrest was after this though, I think it was only a few days afterwards. Bill Fuller said he went to talk to IB to tell him there were rumours going around that he might be a suspect. His arrest and release were publicised so there would be no reason for Bill Fuller to got to Ian to tell him there were rumours after he was actually arrested.

He was spending Christmas with his father, it's not like she abandoned him.

You suspect? Were you a personal friend or are you just randomly hypothesizing?

No intention of changing my writing.. Ignore my posts!

Do you not see the irony of the term 'The Babe Farrell' ??

Let me enlighten you..

The star witness in this which hunt was a married woman of five. During the daylight hours she ran a retail business, and one would assume the maintaining of a house, Husband and five children would also consume her hours after the working day was done..

Instead of that, we are led to believe that she was our running around the beaches of West Cork at the dead of night with some squeeze from Longford...

I have no doubt that a rendezvous with the Babe Farrell on a winters night, is enough to send any mans testosterone levels through the roof.....

But..... We are talking about a man's freedom here, and the spot light being turned away from the real murderer.

Although she would never reveal who the mystery man was, and he would have been able to confirm the sighting of the man in black by the bridge, no action was ever taken against her..?

She is the only person that ever placed Bailey in the vicinity of the murder - Does that not tell you how important her testimony was at the time??

Instead of cooperating 110% with the investigation, she threw a spanner in the works, and basically collapsed the whole investigation by her imaginary Walter Mitty horsesh*t about romancing around the murder scene with the invisible man.

She has done diddley squat to help the Garda Siochana investigation. She has lied profusely from the first time she picked up a phone and used an alias name. The amount of false statements she has gave is outrageous... She has single handedly warped an entire murder operation from the get go.

She wanted to feel important.. Wanted the attention.. Wanted too be seen as an object of desire....

Well she certainly ticked a lot of them boxes before her world crashed and burned around her.

But do not fear, I will still address her as her alter-ego would have liked

The Babe Farrell.

I think you are reading more into my comment than is there. I don't recall comparing the likelihood of this Guard doing it or Bailey doing it (in fact I tend more to thinking he (Bailey) didn't do it) but at present the mystery Garda theory is pure conjecture.

He had about seven hours to do all that. He may well have left some DNA. Where would you expect to find his fingerprints? The bloodstained clothes and shoes were burned in the Xmas fire.