Geoffrey Evans

I knew there was something wrong.

Shaw was very white in the face.

They told me the girl was dead.

I have nothing to say.

He started to roar loudly, jumped from the chair he was sitting on and pushed the table violently against me, knocking me on my back on the floor.

As I fell, I saw Shaw holding a chair over his head with his two hands and he ran to the other end of the room pursued by Garda Kennedy.

He banged the chair off a glass cabinet which was against the wall and the glass was sent in pieces from the cabinet.

He struggled violently, but we succeeded in getting him to his feet.

His appearance was wild.

God help me!

I don't know anything about it.

I was never in Castlebar.

He just, I don't know, I don't know, I can't recall, I didn't do this, we didn't do that, I don't know where Mary Duffy is.

That was his mentor, you see.

But Garda O'Shea kept asking the questions.

He says you asked me that before, but I said I'm going to ask you again.

I'm asking you to tell the truth.

I came back into the station around half two in the morning and I was thinking about Mary Duffy out in the mountains or held somewhere with her life in mortal danger and I decided to break all the rules at the time, which I did.

And I went down into the cell and I told the jailer, take out Shaw.

And I brought Shaw into a billet room.