Roz Purcell

These words are from the statements they gave to Gardaí.

And just inside the wire, the children found something.

They were men's boots, perfect for playing with.

A few days later, in the town of Feathered in County Tipperary, Geoffrey Evans and John Shaw were back at their friend Cliff Outram's house.

And there was something on Evans' mind, as he told Cliff.

These boots were actually quite a specific pair of boots, and Cliff was familiar with them.

When he met John Shaw and Jeffrey Evans first, it was in Limerick Prison the year before.

Perhaps they were all drawn to each other as they were all originally from England.

After some time, the three of them were transferred to Mountjoy Prison in Dublin.

When Cliff Outram first met Evans and Shaw in prison, he knew them by the false names they were using.

John and Geoffrey Murphy.

The truth about who these men really were was about to be cracked open.

I'm Ros Purcell.

From RTE Documentary on 1, this is Stolen Sister.

Episode 3, On The Hunt.

On September 4th, 1976, at Castle Tymon Woods, the people searching for Elizabeth had found some of her possessions.

Some bits of clothing, her watch and scarf.

The following day, one of the Gardaí, Detective Inspector Reynolds, found something else.

This piece of cardboard had something written on it.

Geoffrey Murphy, the name Geoffrey Evans had been using as his false name in Ireland.