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THE GARDA WHO found Elaine O’Hara’s keys in Vartry reservoir has said that any garda would have done exactly as he did.
Garda James O’Donoghue visited the reservoir the day after angler Willie Fegan found clothing, handcuffs, shackles and a number of other adult items in the water.
Garda O’Donoghue went down to the reservoir three times over the next five days in September 2013.
His first two visits yielded no success. On the third day though, better weather conditions allowed him spot the keys in the water.
He entered the reservoir and retrieved the keys. Attached to them was a Dunnes Stores loyalty card. O’Donoghue brought that to the retailer.
The next day, they returned with the name Elaine O’Hara, a name matching the childcare worker who’d been missing for a year.
“I contacted my supervisors to inform them of my find. I would like to say of the find that the nature of the items meant that any garda who came into the possession of these items would have acted in the same manner.”
Gardaí who investigated O’Hara’s murder described their work as “meticulous, extensive and co-coordinated”.
The 45-day trial of the 41-year-old architect heard often gruesome evidence of communication between the victim and the man who killed her.
Text messages between the two demonstrated a relationship that was sexual in nature and was marked by manipulation of O’Hara by Dwyer.
The investigation in numbers
Superintendent John Hand of Blackrock Garda Station:
Chief Superindent Diarmuid O’Sullivan says today’s conviction “marks a significant step for the family in coming to terms with Elaine’s death”.
Detective Superintendent says that An Garda Síochána’s technology and communication teams were vital to the conviction of Graham Dwyer.
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Bing does have the right to be forgotten and will achieve it with astonishing success. Lol!
Does anyone really use bing?
Answer: A small fraction of people use Bing.
Sorry, I thought it this was one of those primary school comprehension tests
It’s on my samsung tab and I don’t know how to remove it.
@Bobby Just type Google into bing & when you get there type “how to remove bing from Samsung galaxy tab” :-)
Ha, that Made me laugh :)
Really is that what you do?? Tried that love no joy, computer says No ;)
In into settings and change it to Google
I live in China and when google is blocked, Bing is what we use. Even when Google isn’t blocked Bing tends to be faster there.
I’ve only ever used bing to get onto google
Truly google is the only thing I have ever bung. Actually, I may be wrong. I thing I bang Firefox too, but maybe I googled it.
Siri defaults to Bing as Apple don’t have their own search engine!
I bet more people will have heard of Chanandler Bong than Bing.
Bing is a great search engine.
I googled Bing – my search returned no results…
As John Oliver said: maybe law makers should ask the question – ‘will this law make child predators happy’? If the answer is yes, perhaps they should reexamine said law.
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