Book review: When murder doesn’t out

Senan Molony makes a very strong case as to why he believes that Ian Bailey committed the murder in 'Sophie' —  an enjoyable and punchy read.
Ian Bailey was the chief suspect in the killing of  Sophie Toscan du Plantier. His death earlier this year has freed up the conversation about his role in the tragic affair.

Ian Bailey was the chief suspect in the killing of  Sophie Toscan du Plantier. His death earlier this year has freed up the conversation about his role in the tragic affair.

Sat, 28 Sep, 2024 - 01:00
Diarmuid O'Donovan

  • Sophie 
  • Senan Molony 
  • Hachette Books Ireland, €16.99

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