How the investigation into Annie McCarrick's disappearance took a wrong turn
A new investigation has identified errors made in the 1990s
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Show Notes
This time last year, the 1993 disappearance of Annie McCarrick, a young American woman living in Dublin, was upgraded to a murder inquiry.
For three decades, it was believed the last definitive image captured of the American student came from the CCTV footage of her local AIB bank in Sandymount, Dublin on the day of her disappearance.
However, the new Garda investigation has now determined that the CCTV image of McCarrick was, in fact, captured 11 days earlier.
It's not the only aspect of the narrative about McCarrick's disappearance that has now been thrown into doubt.
Journalist Áine Ryan, who has a personal connection to McCarrick, discusses the latest revelations surrounding the young American’s disappearance and her family and friends’ ongoing quest to find out what really happened in March 1993.
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