Roz Purcell

I'm standing there minding my own business, and next time this car comes along...

And I went past and then I came back and stopped and said, hi, we're going your way, we're hopping and we'll give you a lift.

And I said, excuse me?

And I thought, yeah, right.

I said, no way.

And he says, oh, come on.

And I said, I didn't even say no, thank you.

So he drove off.

And I swear to God, I could put my hand on my head and say it was them.

Not far down the road from Black Rock is the town of Bray in County Wicklow.

A man got in touch with us who vividly remembers an encounter he had on a Saturday afternoon at the end of August 1976.

This is the first contact we've had from a male, or as he was then, a young boy, that matches with Jeffrey Evans.

Another witness came forward after Elizabeth's inquest featured on RT News earlier this year.

When her story has come up over the years, I've asked myself, will I come forward?

It's a spring day in 2025.

Gillian Mills has come to British Bay to meet James, the Plunkett solicitor, and Elizabeth's sisters, Bernie and Kathleen.

Gillian was 16 years old in 1976.

She was in McDaniel's pub with her friends the night Elizabeth was abducted.

When it was time to go home, Gillian and her friend left the pub and began walking towards their accommodation.

We were walking home, two of us, and I recall my friend pulling me in towards her a little bit, saying, you're very far out.