In 2012, quiet Sligo was shattered when Eugene Gillespie, a retired telecom worker, was found bound and beaten inside his home — just steps from the Garda station. What began as a robbery turned into one of Ireland’s most haunting murders, exposing how a single wrong call can cost a life.

In January 2013, a routine Garda escort in rural Ireland turned into tragedy. In just fifty-eight seconds, Detective Adrian Donohoe was killed outside Lordship Credit Union — a moment that shook the nation, exposed the fragility of peace, and launched one of Ireland’s most complex cross-border investigations.