Police dig up remote hunting cabin in Annie McCarrick case development
Officers believe remote building was used by rapist Larry Murphy
Published Wednesday, January 11, 2012, 7:38 AM
Updated Wednesday, January 11, 2012, 10:32 AM
Barry Cummins, author of Missing Without a Trace in Ireland, said people wondered where Murphy was going to bring his rape victim.
“One of the questions was what he intended to do with the body had he succeeded in murdering her, which by his own admission he had intended,” he told the paper.
“Where was he going next with the body in the boot of the car? Where was he bringing her?”
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IrelandNorth | Jan 13, 2012, 08:31 AM EST
Whatever the facts about this case, the way the Irish authorities handled his release was nothing short of disgraceful. It was obviously leaked to the press, who then harried him like blood hounds. All because he wouldn't engage with prison counselling services. Justice?
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merefalow | Jan 12, 2012, 02:24 PM EST
10.5 years for what he has done,ITS A VERY BAD JOKE.these people who release persons of his ilk prematurely to reofend should be held personally responsible when these people almost always reofend.
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cuddlybuddly | Jan 11, 2012, 12:48 PM EST
Every time I look at that face I feel a shiver down my spine..This Guy has had a murderous Field Day and is walking free!!! What is wrong with us that we cannot protect people from this sociopath from striking again!!!
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