Jacqueline Connolly's new book sheds light on the investigation into the tragic murder of Clodagh Hawe and her three sons. It reveals serious inadequacies, particularly in the collection of crucial evidence like CCTV footage and the secret phone belonging to the perpetrator, Alan Hawe. The failure to gather key witness testimonies with proper expertise contributed further to these shortcomings, resulting in disciplinary consequences for two gardaà involved in the case. Connolly's account emphasizes the need for more rigorous protocols in such investigations to prevent future oversights.
The investigation into Clodagh Hawe's murder exhibited significant failings that ultimately compromised the case, including mismanagement of evidence and testimonies.
Jacqueline Connolly's book delves into the missed opportunities in the investigation, highlighting alarming gaps in the collection of digital and CCTV evidence.
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