The Nolan Show investigates true crime from Northern Ireland and further afield.
We speak with those involved including families and friends of victims, retracing final steps and shedding new light on unexplained cases.
Stephen Nolan and Vinny Hurrell present.
The series is produced by Vinny Hurrell.
The Nolan Show investigates true crime from Northern Ireland and further afield.
We speak with those involved including families and friends of victims, retracing final steps and shedding new light on unexplained cases.
Stephen Nolan and Vinny Hurrell present.
The series is produced by Vinny Hurrell.
The Nolan Show has been working on this investigation for over a year. During that time the family of Marian Beattie claimed that the police had misplaced over 40 items of evidence linked to the case. In this episode we speak to Assistant Chief Constable George Clarke. He explains where the case is today, what suspects they have, and that the situation regarding evidence is actually worse than the family claim.
In late March 1973, 18 year old Marian Beattie went to a charity dance at Hadden's Garage on the outskirts of Aughnacloy with her best friend and brother. During the night she was seen dancing with a young man. She left with him after 1am and within minutes Marian was murdered. 46 years later, nobody has been brought to justice.
This is a special Nolan Show podcast, following the events of that night, and the investigation that followed.
Do you have information relating to Marian's murder? Contact the PSNI on their non-emergency 101 number. Or you can contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
This podcast series is presented by Stephen Nolan, with Vinny Hurrell. Produced by Vinny Hurrell.