Tina Satchwell News updates MOD NOTE POST ONE

blade1 · 23-02-2020 4:39pm

julyjane wrote: »

I passed through youghal last summer and saw a for sale sign either on their house or a neighbouring house.

Neighbour

Jonybgud · 23-02-2020 4:57pm

julyjane wrote: »

I passed through youghal last summer and saw a for sale sign either on their house or a neighbouring house.

Lots of houses for sale in Youghal and elsewhere...:rolleyes:

Muahahaha · 23-02-2020 5:01pm

Cork Trucker wrote: »

Haven't seen Richard in a while in the City either, normally i would see him doing deliveries from the back of his truck on the South Mall, as a somewhat high profile case from what i seen on the day in question no one batted an eyelid at him. The man is innocent until proven guilty, i still recall people on social media throwing everything and the kitchen sink at him following his media interviews claiming that by his body language that he is guilty of it, maybe that's his personality, i do hope the Dingivan's find her one day and alive, but as more and more time passes it looks remote.

Yeah lots of people have him hung, drawn and quartered just because he comes across as a bit strange.

We dont know whats going on in the background but I feel if the Gardai saw him as a suspect they would have arrested and questioned him long before now.

limnam · 23-02-2020 5:02pm

Did the psychic who offered to help back at the end of last year ever talk with Richard?

blade1 · 23-02-2020 5:13pm

Jonybgud wrote: »

Lots of houses for sale in Youghal and elsewhere...:rolleyes:

In fairness the house for sale is joined on to the Satchwell's house.

FatBallerina · 23-02-2020 5:16pm

limnam wrote: »

Did the psychic who offered to help back at the end of last year ever talk with Richard?

I hadn't heard about that but looked it up there. Doesn't appear to be any follow up articles, so doesn't look like it.

Jonybgud · 23-02-2020 5:17pm

blade1 wrote: »

In fairness the house for sale is joined on to the Satchwell's house.

In fairness, even if it was their house would it matter if it was for sale last summer?

limnam · 23-02-2020 5:17pm

FatBallerina wrote: »

I hadn't heard about that but looked it up there. Doesn't appear to be any follow up articles, so doesn't look like it.

It's possible the psychic was in for some publicity.

I hadn't heard much about the psychic before or if he had history on these types of cases.

Might have been an interesting meeting though

blade1 · 23-02-2020 5:21pm

Jonybgud wrote: »

In fairness, even if it was their house would it matter if it was for sale last summer?

I assume the poster was wondering was Richard after moving away as he doesn't be seen as much anymore.
That's all.
Why make more out of it?

Jonybgud · 23-02-2020 5:28pm

blade1 wrote: »

I assume the poster was wondering was Richard after moving away as he doesn't be seen as much anymore.
That's all.
Why make more out of it?

I'm not making anything of it. It's irrelevant.

It's similar to saying 'I was passing through Youghal last summer and I saw 2 magpies on a wire outside their house, or maybe next door' What has it got to do with anything is what I'm asking?

blade1 · 23-02-2020 5:31pm

Jonybgud wrote: »

I'm not making anything of it. It's irrelevant.

It's similar to saying 'I was passing through Youghal last summer and I saw 2 magpies on a wire outside their house, or maybe next door' What has it got to do with anything is what I'm asking?

The house sold or not being irrelevant remains to be seen :eek:

Jonybgud · 23-02-2020 5:33pm

blade1 wrote: »

The house sold or not being irrelevant remains to be seen :eek:

Really! why is that? am I missing something? Genuinely, I'm not up to date on all this.

blade1 · 23-02-2020 5:34pm

Jonybgud wrote: »

Really! why is that? am I missing something? Genuinely, I'm not up to date on all this.

Ok that one went right over your head so let's just forget it :pac:

Jonybgud · 24-02-2020 10:16am

blade1 wrote: »

Ok that one went right over your head so let's just forget it :pac:

Yes it did, could you be a little patient and in a few words explain it to me please, I would be very grateful.

Fiolina · 20-03-2020 1:16am

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/appeal-renewed-for-missing-tina-satchwell-ahead-of-third-anniversary-of-disappearance-988929.html?fbclid=IwAR1Y52OaKJToBx52NDwKzRcE1RziE5rZJXmu41VfhcmIPrq7_2j1tkvZO3c

blade1 · 20-03-2020 9:59pm

TheQuietBeatle wrote: »

A bit lousy to joke about a missing person like that?

Did she not leave of her own accord?

Fiolina · 20-03-2020 11:16pm

blade1 wrote: »

Did she not leave of her own accord?

She's still classified as a missing person so who knows.It would be great to think she did and is still alive.

Jonybgud · 21-03-2020 1:30am

Jonybgud wrote: »

Yes it did, could you be a little patient and in a few words explain it to me please, I would be very grateful.

maybe you'd be good enough to address this, please.

Ann22 · 21-03-2020 1:48am

Wish they'd find her and bury her properly. I still struggle to believe he didn't have anything to do with her disappearance. He was the last person to see her alive..he had the time and opportunity and listening to him he had his reasons for resentment. Be gobsmacked if it turned out to be a stranger abduction.

Fiolina · 21-03-2020 2:02am

Ann22 wrote: »

Wish they'd find her and bury her properly. I still struggle to believe he didn't have anything to do with her disappearance. He was the last person to see her alive..he had the time and opportunity and listening to him he had his reasons for resentment. Be gobsmacked if it turned out to be a stranger abduction.

It's such a strange case. No leads whatsoever.

Quantum Erasure · 23-03-2020 11:16pm

appeal on CrimeCall, Rte 1, now

Fiolina · 23-03-2020 11:23pm

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

appeal on CrimeCall, Rte 1, now

Nothing new really. Was that old footage of RS making the appeal?

Ann22 · 23-03-2020 11:28pm

Fiolina wrote: »

Nothing new really. Was that old footage of RS making the appeal?

Yeah fairly sure it's old footage. Glad she hasn't been forgotten.

Larbre34 · 23-03-2020 11:51pm

Fiolina wrote: »

It's such a strange case. No leads whatsoever.

Isn't it? Very peculiar indeed.

As her Aunt said, she would've had to drag two suitcases down a busy area where she was well known, but didn't. Or, she would've needed a taxi from the very few who serve the area, but the drivers have no recollection of carrying her. Or she would had to have taken a bus out of town, but there was no sight of her on CCTV before, during, or after a bus journey.

Twitter has all sorts of strange and what, at this stage of the investigation, must be unlikely and outlandish theories!

Very irresponsible altogether.

tdf7187 · 05-01-2021 1:40am

Update, with no real developments, but important to keep Tina in the public mind.

Sub required to read full article.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/baffled-gardai-believe-missing-tina-satchwell-never-left-the-country-39928079.html

Jesus Wept · 05-01-2021 1:44am

Lot of apologies due to the husband from folks here. Over eager beaver armchair detectives who were certain he was responsible and it would come out in short order.

gozunda · 05-01-2021 1:52am

Jesus Wept wrote: »

Lot of apologies due to the husband from folks here. Over eager beaver armchair detectives who were certain he was responsible and it would come out in short order.

And no sign of the lady in question. I hope she is found ...

Ash.J.Williams · 05-01-2021 2:21am

Jesus Wept wrote: »

Lot of apologies due to the husband from folks here. Over eager beaver armchair detectives who were certain he was responsible and it would come out in short order.

Is he ruled out or sumthin ?

Sam Quentin · 05-01-2021 2:24am

Jesus Wept wrote: »

Lot of apologies due to the husband from folks here. Over eager beaver armchair detectives who were certain he was responsible and it would come out in short order.

Why,what, Huh have we missed something???

tdf7187 · 05-01-2021 2:49am

Jesus Wept wrote: »

Lot of apologies due to the husband from folks here. Over eager beaver armchair detectives who were certain he was responsible and it would come out in short order.

Not really. His bizarre behaviour was always going to attract adverse comment. Granted, people sometimes deal with grief in bizarre ways.

jimmycrackcorm · 05-01-2021 2:56am

Jesus Wept wrote: »

Lot of apologies due to the husband from folks here. Over eager beaver armchair detectives who were certain he was responsible and it would come out in short order.

The first paragraph says:

"Gardaí believe missing woman Tina Satchwell never left Ireland and that the key to solving the mystery over her disappearance lies in the east Cork community where she lived."

Finger firmly pointed in one direction.

road_high · 05-01-2021 3:03am

This is a really strange one. Especially with cctv everywhere, mobile phones etc and just nothing. Surely god forbid if she jumped into the sea someone would have seen some of her pre movements? In small country towns like Youghal people don’t miss a trick usually

road_high · 05-01-2021 3:05am

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

The first paragraph says:

"Gardaí believe missing woman Tina Satchwell never left Ireland and that the key to solving the mystery over her disappearance lies in the east Cork community where she lived."

Finger firmly pointed in one direction.

That would lead me to think the Gardai might know something...but can’t or won’t say due to lack of evidence

julyjane · 05-01-2021 11:18am

I don't have a subscription to read the article but came across a podcast last night that discussed the case, it's an American podcast called Down a rabbit hole, it can be found by searching Tina Satchwell on Spotify. nothing really new in it it's just interesting to hear opinions from outside Ireland, the thing about the suitcases is bizarre.

corks finest · 05-01-2021 11:31am

julyjane wrote: »

I don't have a subscription to read the article but came across a podcast last night that discussed the case, it's an American podcast called Down a rabbit hole, it can be found by searching Tina Satchwell on Spotify. nothing really new in it it's just interesting to hear opinions from outside Ireland, the thing about the suitcases is bizarre.

Thanks for the information

TheQuietBeatle · 05-01-2021 10:39pm

Remains found in outskirts of Middleton this evening.
https://www.rte.ie/news/munster/2021/0105/1187889-cork-remains/

Wonder if related to Tina, it does mention they could be "historic" but also "suspicious".

crazy_kenny · 05-01-2021 10:52pm

TheQuietBeatle wrote: »

Remains found in outskirts of Middleton this evening.
https://www.rte.ie/news/munster/2021/0105/1187889-cork-remains/

Wonder if related to Tina, it does mention they could be "historic" but also "suspicious".

Tina was first name I taught of when I read headline. Didn’t the husband say he traveled somewhere to get shopping the day she went missing?

Purple Mountain · 05-01-2021 10:53pm

crazy_kenny wrote: »

Tina was first name I taught of when I read headline. Didn’t the husband say he traveled somewhere to get shopping the day she went missing?

Rte said male body.

Darc19 · 05-01-2021 10:54pm

TheQuietBeatle wrote: »

Remains found in outskirts of Middleton this evening.
https://www.rte.ie/news/munster/2021/0105/1187889-cork-remains/

Wonder if related to Tina, it does mention they could be "historic" but also "suspicious".

Male.

And when it is stated "historic", it would suggest 30+ years.

freshpopcorn · 05-01-2021 10:55pm

crazy_kenny wrote: »

Tina was first name I taught of when I read headline. Didn’t the husband say he traveled somewhere to get shopping the day she went missing?

He said he went to Dungarvan to go to Aldi.

Cork Trucker · 05-01-2021 11:07pm

freshpopcorn wrote: »

He said he went to Dungarvan to go to Aldi.

And a Lidl/Tesco across the road

foxyladyxx · 05-01-2021 11:15pm

Cork Trucker wrote: »

And a Lidl/Tesco across the road

I don't believe a word out of his mouth. It appears that the Gardai now think likewise.

Cork Trucker · 05-01-2021 11:53pm

foxyladyxx wrote: »

I don't believe a word out of his mouth. It appears that the Gardai now think likewise.

I seen Richard in Cork City Centre last year doing deliveries from his truck, no one bothered him and vice versa. Innocent until proven guilty etc. I know people are convinced but even the Gardai don’t have enough on him for now

road_high · 06-01-2021 1:14am

Cork Trucker wrote: »

I seem Richard in Cork Curt Centre last year doing deliveries from his truck, no one bothered him and vice versa. Innocent until proven guilty etc. I know people are convinced but even the Gardai don’t have enough on him for now

I dunno. He’s certainly no Joe Reilly to my mind- and even he was caught out in the end. The husband seems hyper emotional to me, if it was him I’d imagine he’d have been caught out yonks ago. Presume his story about going to Dungarvan etc tallied

freshpopcorn · 06-01-2021 2:41am

road_high wrote: »

I dunno. He’s certainly no Joe Reilly to my mind- and even he was caught out in the end. The husband seems hyper emotional to me, if it was him I’d imagine he’d have been caught out yonks ago. Presume his story about going to Dungarvan etc tallied

The only thing I’d say about Richard would be he’s spent time in prison and he may be tougher than he’d be letting on.

Oops! · 06-01-2021 2:50am

In prison for what?

fin12 · 06-01-2021 2:51am

Oops! wrote: »

In prison for what?

I think it was social welfare fraud.

el Fenomeno · 06-01-2021 2:55am

julyjane wrote: »

I don't have a subscription to read the article but came across a podcast last night that discussed the case, it's an American podcast called Down a rabbit hole, it can be found by searching Tina Satchwell on Spotify. nothing really new in it it's just interesting to hear opinions from outside Ireland, the thing about the suitcases is bizarre.

Had to turn it off after less than 10 seconds.

It's like they held a competition to find 2 of the most shrill, nasal-fried, head-wrecking voices in America and hired the 2 girls that won.

Nails on chalkboard stuff.

tdf7187 · 06-01-2021 6:15am

Cork Trucker wrote: »

I seem Richard in Cork Curt Centre last year doing deliveries from his truck, no one bothered him and vice versa. Innocent until proven guilty etc. I know people are convinced but even the Gardai don’t have enough on him for now

Lol, I'd hardly expect people to be going up to him and haranguing him. In any case, it means nothing one way or the other whether they are or aren't.

corks finest · 06-01-2021 7:05am

tdf7187 wrote: »

Lol, I'd hardly expect people to be going up to him and haranguing him. In any case, it means nothing one way or the other whether they are or aren't.

Innocent until proven otherwise

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