In March nineteen ninety-six, Jack White’s Inn in County Wicklow went from a bustling roadside pub to the stage of one of Ireland’s most shocking murder plots. Behind the polished smile of landlady Catherine Nevin — later branded the Black Widow — investigators uncovered years of scheming, failed hitman auditions, and a chilling plan that ended with her husband Tom shot dead at his desk. To this day, the identity of the actual gunman remains a mystery, leaving Jack White’s In
