John Sweetman

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13,210 appearances 31 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 8 Sep

John Sweetman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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When someone is killed in Ireland, the Guardi call in a specialist unit of forensic crime scene examiners from the Guardian Technical Bureau. voice-verified
This is Ireland's real life version of CSI, but it's nothing like the movies or TV shows. voice-verified
For 25 years, I was one of the detectives on that team. voice-verified
My name is John Sweetman. voice-verified
My job as a guarded detective in the Technical Bureau was to read the evidence that could not speak for itself. voice-verified
I learned to see what others might miss fingerprints smudged on the handle of a door, weapons disguised in everyday objects, handwritten notes that revealed more than the writer ever intended. voice-verified
The smallest traces often unravel the big story. voice-verified
And now, I'm here to tell you those stories. voice-verified
In this podcast from GoLout, I take you inside some of Ireland's most haunting investigations. voice-verified
This is Lines of Inquiry, a goal out original podcast that follows the evidence step by step and tries to uncover the real story behind the headlines. voice-verified
In this episode, a remote and isolated community is scarred by the tragic death of a seventeen year old girl. voice-verified
This is Siobhan Hines, The Missing Hour. voice-verified
The western coastline of Ireland is known for the frothy white waves of the Atlantic. voice-verified
The sheer cliffs and rocky outposts where the land gives way to the sea. voice-verified
and the soft, sandy beaches dotted with seaweed. voice-verified
Among these beaches, Tra undolin in Connemara stands out. voice-verified
Instead of fine sand, the beach is made up of small shards of calcified seaweed, which crunches underfoot like small fragments of coral. voice-verified
The beach sits on the western side of the Caribrow Peninsula, and looking out from the shore you can see the nearby village of Littermore, and on a fine day the rust red sails of a traditional Galway hooker might float along the crystal waters. voice-verified
The beach shares its name with the nearby Oston Andolin, a small hotel which back in nineteen ninety eight was known for its Saturday night discos. voice-verified
Carroe had a population of just two hundred and forty two people at the time, but the hotel catered to the young people from all the nearby Gaeltock villages. voice-verified
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