Geoffrey Evans

It was the talk of the country at the time.

It was dark.

It was about 9 o'clock p.m.

I went into a tent in the trees in about 100 yards.

John and the girl were still there.

I got in the tent, the girl was in the tent and I noticed a lump over her left eye.

She said her throat was sore.

I gave her food and she was eating the cheese sandwich but she couldn't swallow it.

It was rather strange that a girl had been missing down in Wicklow, British Bay, and a girl missing a couple of weeks after in Castle Barrow.

Sixty Gorthy are searching fields and woods near Castle Bar for Mary Duffy, aged 23, who has been missing since Wednesday night.

And in County Wicklow, Gorthy are still searching for Elizabeth Plunkett from Ringsend, Dublin, who disappeared near British Bay on August the 29th.

It was broadcast in an article about the two missing girls.

But they were very, very interested in the news, very interested entirely in it, and listened very, very carefully.

And when the news broadcast had finished, they left then.

It's a lock-up boathouse in the heart of Connemara.

It was broken into and reported and I went there and I discovered the break-in was through a back window and recorded it as a crime and that was it.

He heard about this girl missing in Casabarra.

And he said, them two guys that I filled the petrol for, I wonder who they were.

He thought about it and the next day he rang the station in Man.

There was a red alert out then for those two people travelling in this car.