Show Notes
The trail to find the aristocratic killer moves to the south of Dublin City, to the seaside town of Dun Laoghaire. The net closes after a ham-fisted attempt by Malcolm Macarthur to burgle an American diplomat.
GUBU was first published in 2022. It is reported and presented by Harry McGee and produced by Enda O'Dowd.
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