Larry Murphy RAPIST free to roam wherever he may please

And then there is larry murphy to be released in a matter of days ,,

steve1295 wrote:And then there is larry murphy to be released in a matter of days ,,

Read something about him on facebook but cant find any info about him

Antoinette wrote:

steve1295 wrote:And then there is larry murphy to be released in a matter of days ,,

Read something about him on facebook but cant find any info about him

Might be this fellow as it is also Wicklow.

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/bettinas-death-revives-fears-of-a-serial-killer-511118.html

Found something now through the facebook page


http://www.sundayworld.com/columnists/?aid=3802

'I CAN'T KEEP SEX MONSTER MURPHY LOCKED UP'
Minister's stark reply to brave victim who put evil rapist behind bars


BANGED UP: Murphy on his way to jail
THE terrified rape victim of beast of the mountains' Larry Murphy has been told by the Government: "We can't keep him behind bars."
Justice Minister Dermot Ahern has written to the woman to confirm the sex monster WILL be freed early from his 14 year jail term.
The 43 year-old considered to be one of the most dangerous men in Ireland is legally entitled to shed a QUARTER of his sentence for good behaviour as he is a "model prisoner."
The courageous woman who helped have him locked away wrote to Minister Ahern in recent weeks to plead with him to keep the predator in jail for his full 14 year sentence.
She had a miracle escape after Murphy abducted her from a midlands town, raped her repeatedly in the Wicklow mountains, then tried to strangle and smother her in the boot of his car.
Fears
The attack raised fears that Murphy could be linked to several of Ireland's other unsolved missing women cases.
A Sunday World True Crime book, Predator, last month revealed that the carpenter is due for release in August 2010 and experts fear the women of Ireland will not be safe from the violent rapist.
The Sunday World has now learned that Murphy also tried to strangle a close relation of his own wife's after she spurned his advances. Prison sources also revealed that Murphy had hoped to get Temporary Release for Christmas this year.
"He knows the chances are slim now because of all the publicity, but he is still going to apply," a prison insider said.
Today we also reveal how the plans for a DNA database are being used by the Justice Department to try and reassure his victim.
Murphy was jailed before the Sex Offenders law was enacted but he will be monitored by a "risk management committee" and possibly have his DNA taken it is believed. The Department of Justice has also insisted to his victim that it will use a limited retrospection power to make sure Murphy will be on the offenders register despite not being placed on it officially at the time of his conviction.
The countdown to the release date of Ireland's most dangerous man is now well underway.
The woman's request to keep Murphy in jail received a stark reply. In it the Minister said there was nothing he can do to change the rapist's legal entitlement to 25pc remission for 'good behaviour'.

MISSING: American student Annie McCarrick MISSING: Jo Jo Dullard was on her way home MISSING: Deirdre Jacob - still no trace
The woman declined to comment when contacted by the Sunday World, but a source close to the investigation stated:
"It is a very, very difficult time for the victim. When you think of the nightmare she endured, and the strength needed to have to face him in court, it beggars belief that she should now have to endure even more."
Technically Larry Murphy was jailed for 22 years for his crimes of February 11, 2000, but because his sentence was allowed to run concurrently over 14 years, and with one quarter remission for good behaviour he will be out after serving less than half of that.
A spokesperson for the Department told the Sunday World: "Remission of 25% has applied in this jurisdiction for more than fifty years and as the courts are aware of this when passing sentence, it is not possible to change the level of remission retrospectively."
There is no explanation of what constitutes 'good behaviour.'
But the spokesperson stated that the statute allows for a MAXIMUM of 25pc remission. As the Sex Offenders law was passed a few months after his conviction, Murphy also manages to slip through a loophole, and evade its full rigours.
Offenders
The spokesperson said: "The Minister has introduced new arrangements to manage convicted high risk sex offenders in the community. Details are in the "The Management of Sex Offenders - A Discussion Document" ... In particular arrangements are in place for such offenders to be monitored by a risk management committee which will include representatives of the Gardaí and the
Probation Service."
It's cold comfort for the victim who is only alive today because two hunters lamping foxes miraculously happened upon the horror as Murphy grappled with her in the boot of his Fiat car. In terms of her own personal safety however, she has been assured that Murphy WILL be monitored.
"The victim has sought and received assurances that Larry Murphy will be placed on the sex offenders register, and that he will have to inform gardai of his address," a Justice spokesman said, adding: "The prisoner in question was sentenced prior to the Sex
Offenders Act 2001 coming into force and the question of a post release supervision order was therefore not applicable."
Murphy will be managed post release "by a risk management committee which will include representatives of the Gardaí and Probation Service," the spokesperson revealed.
The Justice Department was at pains to point out that the long awaited DNA database is due to get underway soon:
"Legislative measures to establish a DNA database will be published soon and that will allow the DNA profile of a person convicted of rape to be included on the DNA Database."
Incredibly, despite everything that the victim has been through, our source also revealed how her main concern is for these women's' families.
"Her heart goes out to the families of the missing women. Until there is some evidence linking those women's' cases to Murphy, the speculation that Larry Murphy had something to do with what happened to them only adds to those families' pain," the source said.
Larry Murphy has been circumstantially linked to the case of the 18-year-old missing Newbridge student teacher who disappeared in July 1998.
Mountains
And he lived in Castledermot, Co Kildare in November 1998 when 21-year old Jo Jo Dullard disappeared. The detectives attached to Operation Trace, set up to establish if a serial killer was at work in the Dublin Wicklow mountains, also investigated whether
Murphy had been working as a sub contractor in Johnny Foxes pub in Glencullen, Co Wicklow when American student Annie McCarrick went missing in 1993.
The Sunday World has learned that yet another unreported assault involved a close relative of his wife's: "Murphy offered to give her a lift home and then made a pass at her instead," our source said. "When she told him she wasn't interested he put his hands around her neck and tried to strangle her in the passenger seat of his car. She managed to escape but it didn't go any further because he was her brother-in- law."

Due back on the streets, the chilling rapist who snubbed treatment in prison

By Charlie Mallon


Saturday June 26 2010

IRELAND'S most dangerous rapist will walk free in six weeks -- after refusing treatment in prison.

Wicklow Mountains sex beast Larry Murphy has turned down all offers to take part in a rehabilitation programme.

The 45-year-old, who is a suspected serial killer, will walk free from Arbour Hill prison in early August.

Murphy was jailed in 2001 for the kidnap and repeated rape of a Carlow woman. He is still a suspect in a number of cases of Ireland's "disappeared" women.

But the community into which he moves will not be told he is living on their doorstep.

While he is being placed on the sex offenders' register, which allows gardai to trace his whereabouts, the public has no right to know where he is living.

The situation mirrors that of serial rapist Michael Murray who unsuccessfully tried to stop the Herald and other media informing the public of his whereabouts.

Loophole

A source told the Herald: "Murphy has been in custody for 10 years but has not been subject to any rehabilitation programme. There's hardly a more dangerous prisoner in the system.

"We are now looking at a situation where one of the most dangerous men in the country will be back on the streets in weeks, with no treatment. It's deeply worrying."

It is unclear if Murphy agreed to go on the offenders' register himself -- legislation compelling him to do so was enacted after he was jailed -- or if a "limited retrospection" loophole is being used by the authorities.

He has been in custody since the day after the horrific abduction and rape in February 2000. In May 2001 he was convicted and jailed for 15 years, with the last year suspended.

He served 10 years with the usual 25pc remission. Despite his reputation, Murphy has been a model prisoner inside Arbour Hill Prison. He has not made any close friends but has engaged in workshop courses.

He is recognised a first-class carpenter and has made several items of furniture for fellow prisoners and staff.


strangle

But he is still under a cloud of suspicion. As part of Operation Trace, gardai have questioned him a number of times about the disappearances of waitress Jo Jo Dullard, student Deirdre Jacob and US tourist Annie McCarrick.

At the time of the attack in the Wicklow Mountains, his wife was pregnant with their third child.

She has since moved out of the family home in Baltinglass to a new life in a border county and has cut all ties with him since his guilty plea.

His victim's life was saved when two hunters, who knew Murphy, disturbed him as he attempted to strangle her to death while she was tied naked to a tree.

While gardai insist that he will be "watched like a hawk" the cost of 24/7 surveillance means round-the-clock monitoring is unlikely.

Murphy's refusal to take up the rehab programmes offered in Arbour Hill is not unusual.

A Prison Service spokesman said that this week there are 335 sex offenders in the prison system.

Since the start of the new Building Better Lives programme in January 2009, just 67 prisoners, or one in five, have taken part.

Another 18 prisoners were assessed and are on a waiting list. Under the old Sex Offenders Programme which ran for 14 years from 1994 to 2008, only 136 sex offenders completed the programme.

cmallon@herald.ie

- Charlie Mallon

Theses offenders cannot be controlled and like in Australia there is a problem as these fiends work under the radar and damage is done when police eventually catch up with them. Why can't these crims be chemically fixed. It is said though, its their minds and surely something could be done there in this day and age with all the technology available.

larry murphy release confirmed date of AUGUST 12th 2010,

I am in the process of downloading a programme about this monster. as soon as I have it transferred to youtube I will post it up here.

Due back on the streets, the chilling rapist who snubbed treatment in prison

By Charlie Mallon


Saturday June 26 2010

IRELAND'S most dangerous rapist will walk free in six weeks -- after refusing treatment in prison.

Wicklow Mountains sex beast Larry Murphy has turned down all offers to take part in a rehabilitation programme.

The 45-year-old, who is a suspected serial killer, will walk free from Arbour Hill prison in early August.

Murphy was jailed in 2001 for the kidnap and repeated rape of a Carlow woman. He is still a suspect in a number of cases of Ireland's "disappeared" women.

But the community into which he moves will not be told he is living on their doorstep.

While he is being placed on the sex offenders' register, which allows gardai to trace his whereabouts, the public has no right to know where he is living.

The situation mirrors that of serial rapist Michael Murray who unsuccessfully tried to stop the Herald and other media informing the public of his whereabouts.

Loophole

A source told the Herald: "Murphy has been in custody for 10 years but has not been subject to any rehabilitation programme. There's hardly a more dangerous prisoner in the system.

"We are now looking at a situation where one of the most dangerous men in the country will be back on the streets in weeks, with no treatment. It's deeply worrying."

It is unclear if Murphy agreed to go on the offenders' register himself -- legislation compelling him to do so was enacted after he was jailed -- or if a "limited retrospection" loophole is being used by the authorities.

He has been in custody since the day after the horrific abduction and rape in February 2000. In May 2001 he was convicted and jailed for 15 years, with the last year suspended.

He served 10 years with the usual 25pc remission. Despite his reputation, Murphy has been a model prisoner inside Arbour Hill Prison. He has not made any close friends but has engaged in workshop courses.

He is recognised a first-class carpenter and has made several items of furniture for fellow prisoners and staff.


strangle

But he is still under a cloud of suspicion. As part of Operation Trace, gardai have questioned him a number of times about the disappearances of waitress Jo Jo Dullard, student Deirdre Jacob and US tourist Annie McCarrick.

At the time of the attack in the Wicklow Mountains, his wife was pregnant with their third child.

She has since moved out of the family home in Baltinglass to a new life in a border county and has cut all ties with him since his guilty plea.

His victim's life was saved when two hunters, who knew Murphy, disturbed him as he attempted to strangle her to death while she was tied naked to a tree.

While gardai insist that he will be "watched like a hawk" the cost of 24/7 surveillance means round-the-clock monitoring is unlikely.

Murphy's refusal to take up the rehab programmes offered in Arbour Hill is not unusual.

A Prison Service spokesman said that this week there are 335 sex offenders in the prison system.

Since the start of the new Building Better Lives programme in January 2009, just 67 prisoners, or one in five, have taken part.

Another 18 prisoners were assessed and are on a waiting list. Under the old Sex Offenders Programme which ran for 14 years from 1994 to 2008, only 136 sex offenders completed the programme.

cmallon@herald.ie

- Charlie Mallon

My God, he needs to be kept in prison for life. This is sickening.

welshy wrote: My God, he needs to be kept in prison for life. This is sickening.

What is in the article above only skimms over what he did. the video IF IT EVER UPLOADS will tell his whole story.

Jo Jo, Deirdre suspect free in days
RAPIST: Fears over Murphy’s imminent release

By Kevin Doyle


Monday July 05 2010

THE RAPIST suspected of killing up to six women in Leinster is to walk free from prison within days.

Psychopath Larry Murphy – the prime suspect in the mysterious cases of Deirdre Jacob, Jo Jo Dullard and Annie McCarrick – will be released on August 12.

He has served just 10 years for the horrific abduction and rape of a woman in 2000.

However, he is thought to have been behind a string of attacks in the years previous to that.

Gardai have long believed that Murphy (45) was behind the disappearance of the women in the Leinster area during the 1990s.

He was questioned by Operation Trace detectives over the cases of missing Jo Jo Dullard, Deirdre Jacob and Annie McCarrick.

ABDUCTION

Murphy was sentenced to 15 years in jail in 2001 after pleading guilty to the abduction and brutal rape of a Carlow woman.

His only remarks on the brutal, prolonged rape show his monstrous character saying coldly: “She was lucky.” But now Murphy is to be released early for good behaviour.

'She was lucky' he said of the woman he beat and raped
By Kevin Doyle


Monday July 05 2010

A CONVICTED rapist who is suspected of being a serial killer will never be brought to justice because gardai cannot find a crime scene.

Psychopath Larry Murphy who is the prime suspect in the mysterious cases of Deirdre Jacob, Jo Jo Dullard and Annie McCarrick will walk free from prison on August 12.

He has served just 10 years for the horrific abduction and rape of a woman in 2000, but is thought to have been behind a string of attacks in the years previous to that.

Over the weekend, retired Garda Commissioner Pat Byrne, who led a special operation aimed at solving the cases of several missing women, said that is was one of the "major disappointments" of his career that they remain unresolved.


DANGEROUS

"In the circumstances of the crime for which he was convicted, that was a terrifying ordeal. People must reach their own conclusions about Larry Murphy," said Mr Byrne.

He said the "lack of a crime scene was a critical problem".

Gardai have long believed that Murphy (45) was behind the disappearance of the women in the Leinster area during the 1990s.

He was sentenced to 15 years in jail in 2001 after pleading guilty to the abduction and brutal rape of a Carlow woman, but is to be released early for good behaviour.

The Wicklow Mountains sex beast is the second dangerous rapist to be released from prison in just over a year. Gardai are already keeping a close tab on serial rapist Michael Murray who sexually attacked six women in six days.

The men are considered to be two of the most dangerous criminals in the country.

And the Herald can reveal Murphy is refusing all offers of medical and mental treatment, including the chance to take part in a rehabilitation programme. He has been locked up in Arbour Hill prison since being arrested in 2000 where sources have described him as a loner and model prisoner.

The horrific abduction followed a similar pattern to that of the three women who "disappeared" between 1993 and 1998.

As part of a special operation set up to investigate the case of six missing women, detectives formed the opinion that Murphy could have been responsible for three.

Operation Trace aimed to solve the cases but without any bodies, gardai have not been able to bring any charges.

kdoyle@herald.ie

- Kevin Doyle

This reminds me of Kenneth McDuff, an American who killed three teenagers, was released on parole and killed again.

The video is too big to upload to you tube so I have set up a blog

http://dontfreelarrymurphy.blogspot.com/

The video is on the link above.

Is jail the answer. If they snub treatment should they ever be let out. Surely the medical technology available today could "do something" for these monsters. It is known they do not change. Even in Australia the authorities admit they are outsmarted and learn something new often, on how they work to keep on doing what they do.

Link to this page
32 GARDAI TO WATCH EVIL RAPIST MURPHY AFTER HE'S RELEASED; Vile monster's every move to be monitored.

Byline: MIRROR REPORTER

A TWISTED rapist and Ireland's only suspected serial killer will be watched by gardai around the clock when he is released from prison later this year, it emerged yesterday.

Vile Larry Murphy Lawrence Thomas Murphy (born March 8, 1961 in Scarborough, Ontario) is a former Canadian professional ice hockey player. He played defence. Playing career
Larry Murphy was drafted 4th overall in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft. , 44, is coming to the end of a 15-year sentence for the rape, kidnap and attempted murder In the criminal law, attempted murder is committed when the defendant does an act that is more than merely preparatory to the commission of the crime of murder and, at the time of these acts, the person has a specific intention to kill. of a woman in February 2000.

He has been quizzed several times about the disappearance of three women who were raped, killed and dumped in the Wicklow Mountains.

The suspected victims are Jo Jo Dullard, Annie McCarrick and Deirdre Jacob.

Murphy has refused to co-operate with the Garda investigation and remains the chief suspect.



During a series of interviews he refused to talk to detectives and has never admitted any involvement.

But gardai have long suspected Murphy of holding the key to the mystery disappearances.

In 2007 cold-case detectives invited FBI agents from America to look into the cases.

They concluded that the modus operandi [Latin, Method of working.] A term used by law enforcement authorities to describe the particular manner in which a crime is committed.

The term modus operandi is most commonly used in criminal cases. It is sometimes referred to by its initials, M.O. matched Murphy's actions in the 2000 rape. They also found that he fitted the profile of the probable killer.

In February 2000 Murphy, from Baltinglass, Co Wicklow, attacked his victim in a car park in Carlow.

ATTACK

He punched her and bundled her into the boot of his car where he stripped her.

Murphy started driving towards the Wicklow Mountains but stopped after nine miles to rape her.

The monster then continued with her in the boot towards the mountains where he raped her again.

He was trying to strangle Strangle

An options strategy where the investor holds a position in both a call and put with different strike prices but with the same maturity and underlying asset. This option strategy is profitable only if there are large movements in the price of the underlying asset. her with a plastic bag wrapped over her head when two hunters drove down the lane.

Murphy panicked and drove off but was caught later.

He was a married man with two children and had never come to the attention of the Garda before his arrest.

With his release due this summer gardai are taking no chances. He is considered at high risk of reoffending and is a serious danger to women.

When Murphy gets out up to 32 undercover officers will work in surveillance teams following him wherever he goes.

It is believed the vile rapist will move to Carlow on his release but wherever he decides to go, a team of gardai will be deployed to monitor his every move.

Despite drains on Garda resources, it has become policy to monitor the most high-risk offenders on their release.

The strategy netted a result earlier this year when a dangerous sex offender sex offender n. generic term for all persons convicted of crimes involving sex, including rape, molestation, sexual harassment and pornography production or distribution. was prevented from raping a woman just 14 hours after his release.

Senior gardai are determined that despite a lack of resources, the most dangerous criminals should not be allowed to go free from prison unmonitored.

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SICK BEAST Rapist Larry Murphy is to be freed from jail soon

By Cormac Byrne and Cormac Murphy


Monday July 05 2010

LARRY Murphy knew the countryside where he brutally raped a Carlow businesswoman over several hours very well.

He was born and bred just on the outskirts of Baltinglass, Co Wicklow, and his keen interest in hunting took him over the lands where he committed the horrific crime.

His only remarks on the brutal, prolonged rape show his monstrous character saying coldly: "She was lucky."

Gardai investigating the disappearance of six women in the Leinster area, as part of Operation Trace, were extremely interested in Murphy and he continues to be the prime suspect in the disappearances of Jo Jo Dullard, Deirdre Jacob and Annie Carrick.

Murphy grew up in the village of Stratford, near Baltinglass. His main pastime was hunting, which gave him a knowledge of the terrain around Baltinglass and beyond.


sadistic

The sites where he raped the young business woman were familiar to him. His home turf was the Wicklow Mountains.

But Murphy's sadistic and frightening behaviour had begun much earlier. The first signs were revealed when he attacked his wife's best friend.

He was driving the woman home when she became concerned after he took her down a remote lane past her house and brought his Toyota Corolla to a stop.

"Suddenly, he grabbed me with both hands around the throat and pushed me down towards the front seat of the car.

She managed to escape but he caught up with her, grabbed her and said: "Please, please don't tell Mags."

In another disturbing episode, Murphy was in the Glen Lounge pub in Donard when he made a grab at a woman.

Her brother's best friend was Trevor Moody and some time later, when the woman was in Mr Moody's company, she pointed Murphy out to him -- he would remember the face.

The true depths of Murphy's evil was revealed on the night of February 11, 2000, when he attacked a 28-year-old Carlow businesswoman.

The woman was returning to her car when she noticed Murphy. Before she knew it, he had punched her, knocking her to the ground and breaking her nose. He then shoved her into her car and took her keys.

One experienced investigator, Detective Garda Mark Carroll, now retired, said that Murphy had moved at frightening speed to avoid detection.

"He moved like a rocket, took complete control and threw her into the car," he said. "You'd have to think it was planned and rehearsed, you'd have to ask, had he done it before?"

He moved her car 25ft to where he had left his Fiat hatchback car, transferred her to his car and, instead of using rope, that could be traced to him, he made her take off her bra, and bound her hands tight using it.

He flung her violently into the boot and began to drive. He drove the car to the isolated area of Kilkea in south Kildare. It was an area he knew well -- he had driven his wife's friend there four years earlier.


numb

He pulled her into the car and began to rape her violently. Murphy demanded that she kiss him during the ordeal.

"I felt so numb I couldn't move. I just hoped it would all end. I feared for my life all the time -- I thought this is it," she recalled.

After he had raped her he tied her hands around her back with her headband and gagged her with the bra, threw her in the boot and set off for another location.

He drove into Wicklow, to an area known as Spinan's Cross in the Glen of Imaal, he took his terrified captive from the boot.

"Make love to me," the attacker said before launching into a series of sexual attacks, raping her three times and forcing her to have anal and oral sex.

He placed her back in the boot where, after she managed to free her hands and make a failed attempt to escape, he got a plastic bag from the front of the car.

Murphy tried repeatedly to suffocate her and was using so much force the red print from the plastic bag was engrained on her skin and clothes.

Kenneth Jones and Trevor Moody were out fox hunting when they noticed the car. They managed to get a look at a man before he sped off.

Mr Moody had seen him before -- it was the same Larry Murphy that had grabbed his best friend's sister.

When the gardai came to Murphy's front door the next day, he knew why they were there and admitted everything.

hnews@herald.ie

- Cormac Byrne and Cormac Murphy

Antoinette,

I was in the middle of typing a response to your excellent video this morning when the phone rang and I had to go to work. Someone wanting a teacher for Resistant Materials messed up my comments! I guess getting paid is somewhat of a recompense! (pun intended!)

Anyway! Amongst the comments from the criminologist, I thought it was particularly interesting when he said that serial killers/rapists usually have had some practice when they can take control of their victim so easily and totally, within a few seconds and have them bound, gagged and in the boot of a car.

This vile man has killed, I am sure, and he will harm more women. I guess with all this publicity there may be a few friends of his suspected victims and his actually proven victim out there to give him a welcome back to civilised society.

AnnaEsse wrote:Antoinette,

I was in the middle of typing a response to your excellent video this morning when the phone rang and I had to go to work. Someone wanting a teacher for Resistant Materials messed up my comments! I guess getting paid is somewhat of a recompense! (pun intended!)

Anyway! Amongst the comments from the criminologist, I thought it was particularly interesting when he said that serial killers/rapists usually have had some practice when they can take control of their victim so easily and totally, within a few seconds and have them bound, gagged and in the boot of a car.

This vile man has killed, I am sure, and he will harm more women. I guess with all this publicity there may be a few friends of his suspected victims and his actually proven victim out there to give him a welcome back to civilised society.

He has killed before and the Gardai know he has, they just dont have the proof to charge him. The Gardai will wait until another victim is killed before realising that this man is highly dangerous. I just hope as you said some of the victims families give him a welcome back into civilised society. IF not them someone will anyway im sure

THE SPOT WHERE MURPHY WAS FOUND TRYING TO MURDER HIS RAPE VICTIM

Antoinette wrote:

AnnaEsse wrote:Antoinette,

I was in the middle of typing a response to your excellent video this morning when the phone rang and I had to go to work. Someone wanting a teacher for Resistant Materials messed up my comments! I guess getting paid is somewhat of a recompense! (pun intended!)

Anyway! Amongst the comments from the criminologist, I thought it was particularly interesting when he said that serial killers/rapists usually have had some practice when they can take control of their victim so easily and totally, within a few seconds and have them bound, gagged and in the boot of a car.

This vile man has killed, I am sure, and he will harm more women. I guess with all this publicity there may be a few friends of his suspected victims and his actually proven victim out there to give him a welcome back to civilised society.

He has killed before and the Gardai know he has, they just dont have the proof to charge him. The Gardai will wait until another victim is killed before realising that this man is highly dangerous. I just hope as you said some of the victims families give him a welcome back into civilised society. IF not them someone will anyway im sure

I hope he'll be looking over his shoulder every minute of the day and never sleeping soundly in his bed, half-awake, listening.

caption from a book about how close larry murphy lived to where these women went missing
LARRY MURPHY LIVED IN BALTINGLASS
ANNIE MCCARRICK WENT MISSING IN ENISKERRY 47 MILES FROM HIS HOME
JO JO DULLARD CASTLEDERMOT 8 MILES FROM HIS HOME
FIONA PENDER TULLAMORE 59 MILES FROM HIS HOME
CIARA BREEN DUNDALK 90 MILES FROM HIS HOME
FIONA SINNOTT BALLYHITT 60 MILES FROM HIS HOME
DEIRDRE JACOB NEWBRIDGE 20 MILES FROM HIS HOME
A FEW DAYS EARLIER LARRY MURPHY WAS DOING A CARPENTER JOB NEAR WHERE DEIRDRE JACOB WENT MISSING !!!