The arrested man, who is now a respectable entrepreneur and has several properties with combined values of more than one million euros, has been suspicious in the case of Mrs. McCarrick, who was said to have been infatuated with
Last night, police questioned a millionaire at Connection with the murder of Annie McCarrick, who lost, Following new advantages of the case. More than three decades after the north -American student faded DublinThe officers also started a search for a house in the city.
Insiders said in the Irish mirror that the captured man, now a good reputation entrepreneur who has several properties worth 1 million euros, He has been a long -term suspect in the case of Ms. Mccarrickwhich disappeared from southern Dublin in March 1993.
This marks the first arrest in prolonged research on their disappearance, that was climbed from a missing person’s case to a complete murder investigation two years ago. Sources also revealed that the man, at the age of 60, had an obsession with Ms. McCarrick.
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Has been interviewed by police at least twice.
However, they were witnesses, and he is now interrogated as a suspected murder. Yesterday morning, the officers of the Irishtown police station in South-Center of Dublin, where Annie McCarrick’s investigation has La Lurerea, a house in Cle clondalkin in the southwest of Dublin, which is suspected of being linked to the murder of American woman, according to American woman. The Irish mirror.
Law officials started using specialized search teams at the residence in question yesterday afternoon. However, authorities were shown that current property occupants had no connection to Ms. McCarrick or ongoing research.
“The current residents of this house are not connected in any way to Annie McCarrick or their disappearance,” police said.
A family suspect of Ms. McCarrick was detained in prison on Thursday morning by suspicion of murder and was questioned at a Dublin police station from last night. According to the law, police may detain the suspect for a period of 24 hours before deciding whether to press or release the loads.
However, this period does not take into account the obligatory rest periods for the suspect, which will probably cause the arrest period to fall to Friday afternoon or in the evening. According to Insiders, the decision to learn the suspect followed a thorough review of the case, which has involved interviewing numerous individuals.
Sources also revealed that researchers did not expect an immediate breakthrough, but remained optimistic about the progression of the case. “This arrest is not a firing in the dark,” said a source.
“It occurred after the research team received new information. After evaluating this information, the decision was made to make the arrest and carry out the search.”
We have learned that over the last two years, police have interviewed dozens of people working with Ms. McCarrick or they met her personally. They have been building a case against a suspect, even traveling to France to interview a key associate.
Police announced this important development in a statement published yesterday morning. The force stated: “Gardaí who investigates the disappearance and murder of Annie McCarrick in March 1993 arrested a male this morning by suspicion of his murder.
“The male of the 60’s is detained under the provisions of Section 4 of the 1984 Criminal Justice Law at a Garda de Dublin station. The Gardaí research begins today a search operation in a residence in Clylkin, Dublin 22.
“The elements of this house and garden will be searched and undergoing technical and forensic exams. The current residents of this house are not connected in any way with Annie McCarrick or their disappearance.”
The statement also mentioned that the Local Police were receiving detectives from the Garda Cold Case Unit and the National Criminal Investigation Office.
The force added: “The arrest and search operation is led by a Central Division Central Division investigation team, a serious crime unit based at the Garda Irishtown station under the direction of a researcher officer and with the assistance of the Gardeal National of Criminal Investigation, Garda of Criminal Criminal.
“ The research is carried out by the South Central Division Research Team -sout supported by the Garda National Office. This search operation has the support of other external states and experts if required. A Garda Siochána has and will continue to maintain the family of Annie McCarrick completely updated in relation to this research. They have been fully appreciated for current developments. ”
In addition, the officers have issued a call for witnesses, instant those who have information to move forward, even those who may have details for years. It Gardai He stated: “A Garda Siochána calls on anyone with information, no matter how small or negligible they may believe it is, to contact the research team.
“Gardí also appeals to anyone who had previously presented, but who considered that they could not provide Gardaí all the relevant information they had in relation to this topic to re -contact a Garda Siochána again. Over time, they could now be in a position to talk more with the research team.
“Any information will be welcomed by the research team and will be treated with the strictest confidence. The research team can be contacted with Irishtown Garda Station on 01 666 9600 or anyone who wants to provide information confidentially should contact the Garda Confidential Line: 1800 666 111.”
Gardai was a suspect in his eyes shortly after Annie was last discovered in a coffee shop in the South South Sandymount area of Dublin on March 26, 1993. The privileged claims that he provided a Coarta for the time he disappeared from Annie: a alibi that is now re -examined.
The probe initially focused on Enniskerry, in the Rural South County of Dublin, after an observation by Mrs. McCarrick there the day he faded, and another in Johnny Fox’s pub in Glencullen, approximately 5 km away. However, these observations were never verified, and now Gardai is skeptical that was never in proximity.
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However, she was definitively captured on CCTV on a bench in the Sandymount area in the center of Dublin on March 26, the last confirmed observation of her. Detectives consider the key to solving their disappearance and murder is probably inside a specific area of South-Center in Dublin, including Sandymount.
The best -selling writer, Marisa Mackle, who previously worked next to Ms. McCarrick in a restaurant and doubted Johnny Fox’s theory, expressed a sense of validation after arrest.
She commented, “I feel vindicated, but it is an empty claim. I never wanted to prove -well.”
However, he also emphasized, “It’s a good day. But I really hope he ends up in something instead of increasing the family’s hopes.”
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