Allyall wrote: » I wonder did the dog in the OP smell something, or had something disturbed it recently, or creepier, if the body was murdered, was the murderer back there checking on it after all these years, and the dog interrupted them. Twilight Zone Scriptwriters, i'm here for the night..
mhge wrote: » How they can be so sure as to start throwing a particular name around? Am I correct in thinking that it's just some code speak for "we have found something that tells us it's her but we need to wait to the results to name her"? You know, such as "the men were known to the gardai" (= gangland killing) or "no other enquiries are made with regard to this case" (= a suicide or a domestic).
Allyall wrote: » Is this roughly where Annie McCarrick went missing/was last seen, and where the skeletal remains were found today?http://goo.gl/maps/IlJVQ As the crow flies, not very far at all..
Spanish Eyes wrote: » If you have a car, or van, it's no distance. Have driven all over those mountains. Lovely place. But always wondered about the remoteness, and the proximity to the city aswell. For nefarious activities! It is quite eerie up there, especially the bog roads. Smashing views though.
Spanish Eyes wrote: » Thanks for link. That is one weird and very sad story there. I think the family and many others know, or suspect strongly what happened. But them were the days. Such things didn't happen back then. At all...
wil wrote: » was I the only one who read the whole link? It says someone made a confession in 1996 and they describe in some detail what happened to him, implicating 3 unnamed men, somebody connected to a school, and suspicions that he was dumped in a pond which may now under a retirement home. Am I going mad or why the hell was this not investigated futher?:eek::eek: I always thought nobody knew what happened to him, and now I read a whole article pretty much saying exactly what happened:mad:
handlemaster wrote: » Thats pretty detailed info there. sad to say but they didnt stop there... hkw many more have suffered since
mhge wrote: » I understood that the confession was made by someone who died to their spouse - so there's no witness, and no evidence?
wil wrote: » Well thats where I'd start then. WTF:mad: a death bed confession, thats not something that should be left uninvestigated. ridiculous.
P.Walnuts wrote: » I think you should ring the guards and inform them this should be followed up. FFS if there was any avenue left to go down do you not think they'd have done it already.
wil wrote: » FFS yourself. As I said, its always been reported nobody had any clue what happened to him, not even speculation, until now!!!
wil wrote: » FFS yourself. As I said, its always been reported nobody had any clue what happened to him, not even speculation, until now!!! No I don't buy the no avenue crap. These cases have been reviewed many times yet never heard that anyone attempted to follow up on this type of evidence. And a death bed confession has to be some form of evidence. Why would anyone make that up, what would be the point? I just dont buy it. His father must be disgusted as any normal person would, judging by his comment that the same person could have been involved in another reported incident.
P.Walnuts wrote: » So you think that this info reached AH but has not reached the Gardai who have spent years on the case?
handlemaster wrote: » the pelvic bone would be different. I think is wider and flatter. stand to be corrected
mhge wrote: » Eh read between the lines... He was not asked because a dozen of other people have reported it already, most likely. Also, "a Sunday Independent investigation" is likely to mean "a garda told us what they think, but can't prove, has happened" and not some groundbreaking supersleuthing.
NuckingFacker wrote: » Here's a dopey question - wtf is the vanishing triangle?? sounds ominous..
Spanish Eyes wrote: » They haven't found one of the Moors Murders victims after tons of years either. So I'd reckon a lot of missing persons as result of gangland for example are up there, along with other missing persons too. Jeez, it's such a lovely place too, weird. But you can see how it's the perfect place for disposing of a body. I think Love Hate had a scene up there too.
Allyall wrote: » This is the follow up a year later.http://www.independent.ie/unsorted/features/tapes-throw-new-light-on-abduction-of-philip-cairns-26230779.html