Eamon Dillon

But hearing kind of gruesome evidence like that, I think probably might not have been part of the lesson plan that day.

Yeah, I think the plan fell apart fairly quick in that Elizabeth Mulready reported her son missing quite quickly because it was unusual for him not to be in contact.

And shortly after that, this again was said in evidence, the guards got confidential information that he had been already murdered.

Yeah, and that would have certainly added to the panic.

I mean, you do wonder, like, I mean, that car was parked up in Dunny County yesterday.

for, you know, 24 hours thereabouts, if not a bit longer with head and feet in it.

You know, there must have been some real fear, you know, about what are we going to do with this?

And then on the other end, possibly Robbie Lawler screaming down the phone, get this done, get that done.

You know, it's an unenviable position to be in.

I mean, to some extent.

No, there was nothing heard.

Presumably it was dumped because it was very close to the murder scene that it was dumped pretty much around that time or it might have been moved, you know, at a different stage.

But there was no evidence of it being put into the Corolla that was originally bought for the purpose of distributing the body parts.

And there was no mention of it, you know, being put into the Volvo and then taken out or anything like that.

And, you know, it was, it was, it was obviously decomposed.

Like you said, it was 14 months.

I mean, the poor kid was, was, was buried with, you know, that section was missing.

And then that was, he was cremated, the torso was cremated then afterwards.

It's like, so, I mean,

You can imagine, not you can imagine, because both Barry Woods, his father, and Elizabeth Mulready have said so, that the idea of their son's body being scattered to different parts of the country haunts them on a daily basis.