Listeners of Dr. Marie Cassidy's Life in Death we recommend you check out GoLoud's brand new Irish true crime series Lines of Enquiry.

The podcast is presented by retired Garda detective John Sweetman, who spent decades working on some of Ireland’s most complex and shocking investigations.

Each episode revisits a real case from high-profile murders to disappearances that baffled detectives for years.

In this short trailer, John shares what listeners can expect from the series and why he’s decided to tell these stories now.

Listen to Lines of Enquiry — available now wherever you get your podcasts.

Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3EzGXohKAgAo9iu9ADiHgU?si=5cFEye46T--tg2XYODt4mA&nd=1&dlsi=6056134236a24ed1

Niamh talks to Marie and Paul about the role of the Forensic Archaeologist, the person who finds the bodies, and how her research could change the way missing people are located, following patterns of the killers’ methods of disposal. They also talk about Niamh’s work on the Tuam scandal. This podcast was recorded prior to the most recent findings at Tuam.

Please note that this podcast contains discussions related to death, suicide, and overdose. These topics are approached with sensitivity and may include narratives, insights, or discussions that some listeners may find distressing or triggering.

For help or support contact Samaritans – day or night, 365 days a year. You can call them for free on 116 123, email them at jo@samaritans.ie, or visit www.samaritans.ie to find your nearest branch.