Could she have been murdered?

Two years after Mary Reid’s mysterious death, her family still fights for the truth, writes John Breslin.

Could she have been murdered?

MARY REID’S body was found on a beach in north Donegal in late January 2003. It was presumed she had either committed suicide or had an accident.

On arriving at the scene on Doagh Island on the Inishowen Peninsula, Sergeant Michael Murray, a 30-year-veteran, concluded that there were no marks on the body to suggest foul play. It was dark.

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