DNA evidence may solve missing man mystery 33 years later

DNA evidence may have solved a 33-year-old mystery over an Irishman who went missing after leaving to catch a ferry to Britain.

DNA evidence may solve missing man mystery 33 years later
Sat, 04 Aug, 2018 - 20:50

DNA evidence may have solved a 33-year-old mystery over an Irishman who went missing after leaving to catch a ferry to Britain.

It follows the exhumation of a body in Wales, which has remained unidentified since November 1985.

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