Unsolved Irish Mysteries.

When you say ' They're looking on the wrong side', what do you mean exactly?

There remains many unsolved murders in Ireland …… some of these recent …… some dating back decades …… all have one thing in common …… lack of concrete evidence …… in many cases a name is associated with the event …… a name the police even know did it ……. but have no hard evidence on …… there were 2 relatively recent murders where I heard the whole local communities knew who committed the foul deed …… and evidence was later found to convict the known killers …….

Related is the mystery of the couple in Fermoy who disappeared in early 1990s …… all sorts of things mentioned about them …… they apparently disappeared into thin air after a funeral never to be seen again ……

And then there is Mossie the Magnificent …… where did he actually go when he disappeared into a cloud of smoke never to be seen again ?? !! ….. did not like tidying up the bathroom ……

Unfortunately these type of threads attract all types of creeps and weirdoes. The last time there was a significant search reported, there were posters whinging about how it might affect their property values.

Just curious, why have you posted this pic? It must be obvious to the better informed readers...... don't worry, if it's speculative, I understand you won't reply, does N surname begin with G maybe?

The family have always believed this from very early on and locally I think this is what people believe, but without evidence or a confession, nothing will happen. It must be unbearable for any family who lives through this nightmare, I hope something turns up during the search.

There's no such thing as better informed readers here.

Anyone who pretends to be better informed is just speculating themselves or winding people up.

Thank you, that's a very detailed reply and you seem to know the terrain. Is there any chance that the areas you refer to might be searched in the future? AG was a very influential figure in the local area, for sure, and they got any grant that was going. Grangecon is a funny old place, as the old people might say....

Nigel Gillis owns the lands being searched. They own all the lands from their house up to the search area. Barry Gillis was the last person to see her alive, according to himself.

Its not a coincidence the area being searched is as far away from the house as possible but still on his own land, affording him privacy but also enough distance to distance himself. Planting a few thousand trees on the site afterwards. They need to look along the western perimeter where the trees were planted as I said.

How can you call without a SIM? Just curious and doubt if that makes you anonymous , especially to the Garda .

Can you call garda confidental through 999..there is a number on the garda cars.

Anonymously? I wouldn't sleep on that ear

Last sentence my mother used to say it if something was unlikely . I mean I wouldn't depend on being anonymous to the garda by removing sim. . I also wouldn't be surprised if phones can be tracked when turned off. I don't know that but it wouldn't surprise me.

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