Show Notes
JoJo Dullard, a 21-year-old woman from County Kilkenny, vanished without a trace in 1995 while hitchhiking home, sparking decades of unanswered questions, conspiracy theories, and allegations of a cover-up in one of Ireland’s most haunting missing persons cases.
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Links The myth of Ireland’s ‘vanishing triangle’ – The Irish Times ‘Alarm bells should have rung straight away’ Mew lead in search for Josephine Dullard The Indo Daily: Jo Jo Dullard suspect arrest - What we know so far | Irish Independent Kilkenny priest receives anonymous letter after appeal for information on missing JoJo Dullard Ex detective says Jo Jo Dullard murder suspect came across as ‘ordinary family man’ - SundayWorld.com Gardaí investigating Jo Jo Dullard disappearance establish number of ‘promising leads’ Jo Jo Dullard murder probe: how Operation Trace investigated ‘rumours’ that missing woman was buried in shed foundations on land being searched by gardaí | Irish Independent Family of missing Jo Jo Dullard claim her killer has been protected for over 20 years by political connections Ex detective says Jo Jo Dullard murder suspect came across as ‘ordinary family man’ - SundayWorld.com
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