Niall Donald

I thought it was something else.

And I thought just what happened to me emotionally or, you know, how are you feeling or no, it wouldn't be.

That's why I act so surprised because I thought there was a momentary concern.

I'm not missing you anymore.

No, no, you cut over that.

So we put up missing persons on the news desk.

You get an email, probably two or three a day.

On crimeworld.com.

On crimeworld.com.

You get an email from, you know, from the guards, the guard of press office saying missing persons appeals.

And, you know, we tend to put them up just in, you know, often it's young kids.

But we got one, all journalists get them from the guard of press office about a guy called Dermot McArdle.

And obviously our crime roles, Ken Foy instantly would have recognised that name.

Did a photograph come with this?

A photograph always comes with the nursing person's appeal.

And people would be very used to seeing them in places.

And obviously that is Dermot McArdle.

Now, some people, you know, might not remember him, but it was a huge, huge case at the time.

And it went on for, he was charged initially with the murder of his wife, Kellyanne, but ultimately found guilty of her manslaughter.

So that name instantly sprang up.