Chapter 1: What happened to Cameron Reilly in May 2018?
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This is an Irish independent podcast. There was a sense at the time that it would become obvious fairly quickly who the instigator of this would be and the investigation would move quickly. It was anything but that in the end.
It will be eight years ago next week since a dog walker discovered the body of student Cameron Riley in a field in County Louth. Hours earlier, the 18-year-old had been part of a group of 15 young people socialising in the area. Spirits were high, and it seemed like a fun summer's evening in Dun Laoghaire. But sometime after midnight, something happened that resulted in Cameron's death.
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Chapter 2: How did the investigation into Cameron's death unfold?
Somebody out walking a dog, passing through a field, which is a kind of a shortcut, a known shortcut in the area, around 8am, spotted what he thought was somebody asleep on the ground. But as he got closer, it became obvious to him that the person that was on the ground was dead.
Must have been some shock. That was shortly after 8am the next day. So there's a gap now between around midnight when the group goes to the chipper and Cameron's body being found at 8am. That dog walker, even from a glance, they could tell that something very bad had happened.
Yeah, there were marks to Cameron's neck and face and clearly he had died a violent death and the post-mortem would find in the end that he had been asphyxiated. So look, 8.15 that morning, that's when Gardaí arrived, that's when they started their criminal investigation and the post-mortem proved central in that.
The primary focus of this investigation is to establish for Cameron's family the truth as to what happened to Cameron. Cameron died as a result of injuries to his neck area and a comprehensive forensic examination of the scene is still ongoing in the area directly behind us here.
Can you talk us through then the Garda investigation, which obviously swung into action very quickly? I presume you were probably up there that day.
Yeah, there was a kind of a, there was a sense at the time that because there was quite a large number of people involved and they had all been out together on a common purpose, that this might wrap itself up fairly quickly. There was a sense at the time that it would become obvious fairly quickly who the instigator of this would be and the investigation would move quickly.
It was anything but that in the end because it took a long time for Gardaí to find out who was actually there. Because there was drugs being taken, some people were... less likely to put themselves forward as being there or volunteer themselves of having been there. So it did take quite a while for guards to figure out who was there and then to interview them.
People in the vicinity last Friday night and Saturday morning may have consumed alcohol and drugs. But I just want to make it clear to some of those people, maybe to encourage them to come forward and speak to us. That is not the primary concern or the primary focus of this investigation.
Because people are young as well, there's a bit of sensitivity about how you interview them. So there was rumours going around then about the drugs being involved. people not coming forward and the investigation kind of moving slowly but steadily at the same time. And it was around three weeks later then that there was an arrest.
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