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Irish True Crime
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Cracking Crime: Jim Donovan - Forensic Detective€13.99
Cracking Crime by Niamh O'Connor, best selling author of The Black Widow, explores the fascinating and ground breaking work of Dr. Jim Donovan and his forensics team. A relatively new and intriguing science, Dr Donovan outlines the history of the development of various aspects of forensics and the sciences involved, from the study of dust to criminal profiling.
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Lying Eyes : And the Hitman for Hire€14.99
In July 2008 Sharon Collins, a housewife and mother-of-two from Ennis, Co. Clare, was found guilty of soliciting Egyptian poker dealer Essam Eid to kill her partner PJ Howard and his two sons so she could inherit his estimated wealth of EURO60 million.
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Life Sentence: Murder Victims and Their Families€13.99
Based on personal interviews with victims' families, Catherine Cleary tells the horrific stories of twelve murders and how their families have survived the ordeal.
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Bloody Evidence: CSI Tracking the Killers€14.99
Michael Sheridan covers how the use of modern DNA and other scientific testing methods have assisted in solving horrific murder cases.
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Killing Finucane: Murder in Defence of the Realm€16.99
In Killing Finucane, Justin O’Brien tells the full story of collusion between loyalist paramilitaries and agents of the state – especially the RUC Special Branch and sinister elements in the British Army.
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Hostage: Notorious Irish Kidnappings€13.99
The inside stories of Ireland's most famous abduction cases.
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The Trigger Men : Assassins and Terror Bosses in the Ireland Conflict€13.99
In The Trigger Men, bestselling author Martin Dillon delves into the dark and sinister world of Irish terrorism and counter-terrorism.
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Abbeylara: The Tragic Shooting of John Carthy€13.99
Includes an exclusive interview with John Carthy's sister, Marie Carthy. On 20 April 2000 John Carthy emerged from his home in Abbeylara, County Longford after a twenty-five hour stand-off with the police during which he discharged thirty shots. He was carrying a loaded shotgun. Ignoring calls to stop, he proceeded towards the garda command post. Two shots rang out; then another two.