The Bus Stop Disappearance: How Phyllis Murphy's Killer Was Caught

The shocking murder of 23-year-old Phyllis Murphy remained a cold case for two decades after she vanished just before Christmas 1979 while waiting for a bus in Newbridge, Co Kildare, Ireland.

Her body was discovered a month later in a remote location at Turlough Hill, Co Wicklow, but despite an extensive Garda investigation, no suspect was identified.

It wasn’t until 1998, through advanced DNA testing in Operation Trace, that a former Irish soldier was linked to the crime.

This chilling case remains one of Ireland’s most infamous cold case convictions. It is a true crime story about the murder of Phyllis Murphy and the investigation that followed which lasted more than 23 years. Solved with the help of a forensic breakthrough, matching DNA to crucial evidence and ultimate justice for the Murphy family.
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