Eimear Rabbitt

Obviously there's been suspicious disappearance since then, but not on the same...

Yeah.

And that he ended up killing her because of, yeah.

And that like there was, yeah, there was all these theories about, like there are stories about how he had toys in the backseat to try and like disarm the car.

trying to disarm the people that he was abducting and there was always that theory as well about how because of how he operated with that woman that it couldn't have been not that it couldn't have been but it was unusual that that was his first time because he was known as a bit of a creep I think in pubs but he didn't have anything really serious in terms of convictions

And this was really planned out, you know, like this woman was coming out of her business.

He, you know, in the same way, punched her, got her into the car and then brought her to a secluded area, knew where he was going, knew what he was doing.

And then with the bag over her head.

So the whole thing was this can't have been the first time.

So that's where that real serial killer theory blew up.

Yeah.

And then the next day, I think he knew straight away why they were there, but she obviously wouldn't have had any idea.

So, yeah, no, it was a, yeah, it wasn't one that he kind of seemed to have be too upset by, you know, obviously something that he had really planned and when he was able to go home and operate.

And we've seen that with other predators, his cousin, David Lawler, operated the same way after raping and killing Marilyn Rayne.

So, you know, these men, they seem to be so strange that they're cousins as well.

Yeah, so basically it's what happened was Gardaí announced yesterday that they've started searching open ground and it turned out that it's, when we looked into it, it's an old disused quarry and it's basically on land, it's on the way, on the road from Blessington to Bolton Glass.

It's called, the location is Castle Ruddery Upper, but basically it's, you know, it's disused quarry land and that...

They have started, they've gone in there with an excavator, with a digger and they announced this yesterday and it was the first we'd heard of it.

But the families, they now operate in a very different way where the families have been notified and were aware of it.

So I suppose the thing that we thought was, because there has been searches for all these missing women, I think four of them out of the six, they've all had big digs in the last couple of years.