Roz Purcell

And I'm shaking from head to toe, but I'm...

I feel the weight of the world off my shoulders.

After hearing about Elizabeth, after suffering the way she did and the way our life was taken, that they could really empathise with us to say, nobody should leave this world under those circumstances.

It was kind of like, because it's a court, it felt like a ceremony.

It felt like, you know, like your death, your baptism, your wedding, your funeral.

And it was like, that's your time.

And she got her time today.

It honoured her.

The inquest became national news, featuring on many news outlets.

The fact that the inquest concluded today meant that a death certificate for Elizabeth was also issued and the cause of death was recorded officially as asphyxiation.

But as for holding someone responsible for Elizabeth's death...

And Gardaí to do a cold case review.

That's what the Plunkett family really want now.

Justice.

And that may well happen now.

Because as this series has been publishing, over a dozen witnesses have come forward with new information about John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans.

We crouched down inside the wall and could hear the car stop at the other side of the wall.

We could hear them saying something in English accents and walking around.

And I was 12 and a half years old.

All of these new witnesses and all of what they have to tell is coming in our seventh and final episode.