Tessa Fleming

Before we get into that.

Boy A and Boy B, in this story, we will only be ever referring to them and they have only ever been referred to as Boy A and Boy B. So maybe you can just remind us of why that is.

They're children.

And we have only ever referred to them as Boy A and Boy B. So take me back to that evening on May 14th.

It was a Monday evening where Boy B called to Anna's house.

And what happened?

And then when her mum Geraldine came home to Leagueslip that evening, she was told by her husband that Boy B had called the house for her daughter.

So when did Garthy realise that boy B and boy A might have played a part in Anna's disappearance?

Yeah, he'd been injured, he'd scrapes on him.

Eimear, it took three days before Anna's body was found.

So maybe just tell me where and when it was found.

Her body was found in a derelict, abandoned house about a kilometre from her home.

About a kilometre from her home, yes.

So from this moment then, the guard, they knew that the boys weren't telling the full truth about what they knew, about what had happened.

How did the guards manage to piece together the truth?

So then we move on to the trial.

The trial of Boy A and Boy B started in 2019.

It lasted about seven weeks.

And it was a case that garnered a lot of public attention, particularly when the details started to emerge of what had happened to Anna.

So maybe talk to me a little bit about that.