Ken Foy

What are they looking for?

And is there something that leads them to believe the handgun is there or is it just an unchecked site that they think we should go back and check?

There were, it said, over 2,000 lines of inquiry.

See, you mentioned at one point there was a definite line of inquiry.

Where does that stand now?

Is it an open book again, is my question?

That still holds.

So there isn't a big twist here.

As such, it's just they still don't have any evidence to bring them to...

A definitive suspect.

Well, I would describe it, Ken, as a cold-blooded murder.

Somebody walked into this man's house and shot him in his bed four times pretty clinically.

What's changed in the intervening years, Ken, then that we've gone from that scenario of more than one a month on average to none last year?

And it's interesting you say that perhaps the reason this is getting headlines this week is because it now feels like a more unique event.

Can you remember at the time, did this story get a lot of coverage?

It slipped from the public consciousness very quickly.

And to some extent, that seems to work because Gardaí are back actively doing a search this week.

Where does this go now, Ken?

Do we have any sense of how long that search might take?

If they find something, it obviously...