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Emer O'Loughlin Murder: New Appeal 21 Years Later

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Gardaí renew appeal for information on Emer OLoughlins murder, 21 years after her death. The art students charred remains were found in a caravan near Tubber, County Clare. Her boyfriend, Shane Bowe, passed away. The inquest last November ruled it an unlawful killing. Emers family seeks answers for closure. Forensic tests in 2010 confirmed violent death. Contact Gort Garda Station or confidential line with any details.

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Emer O'Loughlin Murder: New Appeal 21 Years Later

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Emer O'Loughlin Murder: New Appeal 21 Years Later. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 7th, Gardai just dropped a new appeal on the 21st anniversary of Emma O'Loughlin's murder, that 23-year-old art student. For Minestiamon, whose charm remains turned up in a caravan near Tuber in County Claire on April 8th, 2005. She was crashing in a mobile home with her boyfriend Shane Bo, who later passed away, and he told her to pop over to a neighbor's spot to charge. Her phone since their power was glitchy. As November's inquest nailed it as an unlawful killing, and Emerson's family is still raw from the loss, pushing hard for answers to finally get some. Peace. Back in May 2010, they exhumed her remains for forensic tests at University Hospital Galway, which proved it was a violent death, and kicked the case up to full murder status. If you got any details, even from chats with cops years back, hit up Gort Garda Station at 091636400, the Confidential Line at 1A666111, or your local station time, to step up

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