Eimear Rabbitt

So, you know, but he had to just leave and he's back in Ireland now.

And he was in America for 20 years.

So it has been happening, you know, a lot behind the headlines, obviously.

No, that's how we have our own homes, I'd say.

Yeah.

Thanks, Niall.

It's not necessarily that they think that boat women may be buried there.

It's that they got a call.

They wouldn't say when they got the call, but that they got a call saying that in a period after boat women disappeared, they saw suspicious activity and something being buried in that quarry.

And because I think that quarry has kind of been identified in searches for boat women before because they both disappeared in Kildare.

And also because he didn't name what woman.

I think that's why they have them two linked together.

No, and I suppose the last, I think that's what kind of made people even more concerned as well at the time was because the last disappearance, so I think the first disappearance was Annie McCarrick in 93 and then Deirdre Jacob disappeared in 98.

So that's what, five years and six women and they were all extremely suspicious.

Yeah.

I think in a few of them straight away, there was people known to them who were sort of seen as suspects, but in the Dodo dollar, Deirdre Jacob and Annie McCarrick in particular disappeared.

all random sort of seemed to be random abductions from streets and stuff like that.

And obviously it was only like, it was less than two years later that he was caught.

He obviously abducted this woman, raped her repeatedly and then tried to kill her.

And then obviously all that stopped.