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I'm Not Here To Hurt You

I'm Not Here To Hurt You

By: Irish Independent
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 John O’Hegarty was destined for great things. He studied philosophy in the prestigious University of Leuven in Belgium and had a masters in psycho-analytic studies from Trinity College, Dublin. On the day he politely robbed his first bank, he crossed over into a world where all his education became meaningless. It was his point of no return – but it wasn’t the moment that changed everything. That came two years previously on a winter’s afternoon in 2002 when an accident would alter the course of several people’s lives and ultimately lead John to become Ireland’s most prolific bank robbers. I'm Not Here to Hurt You has been named an Apple Podcasts Series Essential.

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Irish Independent Social Sciences True Crime
Episodes
  • Trailer: I'm Not Here To Hurt You

    Trailer: I'm Not Here To Hurt You
    Jul 14 2023
    How does a high-flying academic become one of Ireland's most prolific bank robbers? From the award winning team behind the Indo Daily comes I'm Not Here to Hurt You. Out now, wherever you get your podcasts.

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    1 min
  • The Accident

    The Accident
    Jul 17 2023
    Life is on the right track for academic John O’Hegarty until a moment of recklessness sets him on a path to self-destruction.

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    31 mins
  • The Inquest

    The Inquest
    Jul 17 2023
    The accident has sparked a national debate and a police investigation. John’s world cracks and desperate times result in desperate measures.

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    30 mins
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