Zoe Holohan

His voice had such a tone of urgency that obviously I woke up with a shock.

The weirdest things go through your mind in these scenarios because I remember being at the top of the stairs and it was a steep wooden staircase and I remember thinking, Jesus Christ, Zoe, don't fall down the stairs.

Because if you fall down the stairs, that would be the worst thing if you broke a limb on your honeymoon.

Little did I know it was going to get a hell of a lot worse than that.

In that moment, it was like just Brian snapped out of it and ran to shut the door and told me to do the same with the back door.

I ran to the back door and closed that too.

So we realized we had minutes, if not seconds, to get the hell out of there.

You know, we were on honeymoon.

We were hoping we could finally get to unwind.

And then, of course, we woke up the following day on July 23rd and it all went terribly, terribly wrong from there.

It's, in my opinion, a miracle actually anybody got out of there alive.

What happened next was absolutely catastrophic.

So we had our family and we had our closest friends there.

We went to a beautiful place, a place called Clonabrini House.

It was an outdoor wedding in a rose garden.

And it was extraordinarily special.

But it's hard to talk about because that happened on July the 19th, 2018.

And four days later, our lives were obliterated.

So Brian had a very interesting buyer and he seemed like an intelligent guy.

He lived quite close to where I lived.