1976

The Danish Murder Cases episode The Father's Bloody Plan reviews the tragic case from 1976, where a Danish family man killed his entire family in a peaceful suburban neighborhood. The case stands as one of the most violent examples of family murder in Danish criminal history.

Elizabeth Plunkett disappeared on August 28, 1976, from Brittas Bay in County Wicklow after a visit to McDaniel's pub. The episode follows the initial investigation into the fate of the 23-year-old woman, who later turned out to be the first victim of the serial killers John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans.

Elizabeth Plunkett was abducted, raped, and murdered on August 28, 1976, at Brittas Bay in County Wicklow by the British perpetrators John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans. The episode explores the final hours of the 23-year-old woman's life and the family's years-long struggle against the system.

Elizabeth Plunkett was abducted, raped, and murdered by John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans on August 28, 1976, at Brittas Bay in Ireland. The podcast Stolen Sister uncovers the legal shortcomings that mean the perpetrators were never formally convicted for this murder.