Missing woman in Youghal.

[sigourney's knickers]

Det. Sgt Curran said that the body was buried unusually deep for a clandestine burial, with 84cm to the bottom of the burial and 64cm to the top. Although ground penetrating radar had been used to search for anomalies under the ground, this had not picked up Ms Satchwell's hidden body.


Was he looking for Richard the Third?

 

[sigourney's knickers]

It was fresh laid concrete after she went missing!!!

 

[sigourney's knickers]

Gardai are useless.....

 

[Blue Jasmin]

It was fresh laid concrete after she went missing!!!

The cement mixer in the sitting should have aroused at least some suspicion, one would have thought.

The house was “chock-a-block with stuff", defence barrister Brendan Grehan SC said, referring to photographs from the scene. A concrete mixer and tools were in the 9ft x 11ft siting room where Ms Satchwell's body was found, along with tools and furniture. The house was hugely cluttered with dog faeces all over the floors.

 

[Meridian]

The dogs on the street knew.

They should have torn that house apart day one.

They only got what I believe is a normal search warrant for the first search.
So that restricted what they could do and to the limit of that first search.
I think overall though , the Superintendent in that case was due for retirement and I do not think he put in the necessary from the get go.
It was only after the new Superintendent took on the job, that this case progressed.

 

[slick fingers]

A concrete mixer and tools were in the 9ft x 11ft siting room where Ms Satchwell's body was found

Seriously?

 

[sigourney's knickers]

They only got what I believe is a normal search warrant for the first search.
So that restricted what they could do and to the limit of that first search.
I think overall though , the Superintendent in that case was due for retirement and I do not think he put in the necessary from the get go.
It was only after the new Superintendent took on the job, that this case progressed.

Looking after his pension.

 

[theBrianlad]

I'm just wondering if Dick Satchwell is going to be elucidating on his story of how he killed Tina. Right now, it's absolutely wafer thin and I don't think it would move the needle an iota. She tries to attack him with a chisel and he strangles her with the belt of his dressing gown in self defence. It's like a scene from a bad movie - he strangles her for a bit and then she goes limp and apparently is dead 'in a matter of seconds'. Does he try to resuscitate her? Do people just die straight away when you violently choke them? Do they not go unconscious first or become weak enough to shake off and get away from?

I think the truth of it would be closer to that first series of Fargo where the put-upon husband snaps after an argument with the wife and he attacks her rather than she attacking him.

My take is that Dick's actions were driven more by pent-up rage, followed by cowardice in attempting to hide the crime, rather than out-and-out sociopathy. However, it's really only a semantic difference in effect.

 

[Dogwide]

The cement mixer in the sitting should have aroused at least some suspicion, one would have thought.

The house was “chock-a-block with stuff", defence barrister Brendan Grehan SC said, referring to photographs from the scene. A concrete mixer and tools were in the 9ft x 11ft siting room where Ms Satchwell's body was found, along with tools and furniture. The house was hugely cluttered with dog faeces all over the floors.

WTF. Pick up the dog shit like.
Manky bollocks

 

[markyboy]

It was fresh laid concrete after she went missing!!!

Sounds like the Guards couldn’t initially find any concrete evidence…