Eimear Rabbitt

There's one most days and a lot of times it may be a teenager who's run away.

When we see two people missing, it does raise a flag.

But generally, we can tell very quickly if it's suspicious or if it's a parent abduction or something like that.

In this case, obviously, they were just concerned that Wayne had disappeared with us, you know, that obviously there had been concerns raised previously.

They were found safe and well.

Obviously, that was over two months ago now.

And then this tragedy occurred.

So what we know about him was that there were mental health concerns for him.

And also there had been alleged allegations of threats that weren't actually followed up with in terms of charges.

And I suppose as well, Tusla put out a statement this week.

They said that they weren't directly involved in Oisín's care, but that there had been interactions with the family.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, because I suppose it has to be looked at from an evidence point of view.

And if the person that made the complaint doesn't want to go ahead with it, it's going to be very hard for guards

it could be very hard for a prosecution to be proved.

So from that point of view, that's usually when we look at it from the kind of emotional point of view, we say in hindsight, of course, they should have went to hell with it.

But if they didn't have that evidence there from the person who made the original complaint, then it can be hard with the prosecution.

It is hard to report on.

But I suppose, like, you have to look at it in the context of someone isn't, is someone in the right mind?