“Looking back on it now, it looks like it could have been the same person. Retired Detective Garda Thomas Rock has been quoted as saying: “It definitely wasn’t a coincidence that a number of women travelling on their own went missing in the east of the country. “If Annie McCarrick’s body had been found we would have looked for similarities between his modus operandi in Spain and here which would have pointed to him.”Īnnie McCarrick’s disappearance sparked Operation Trace after beginning to be linked to the cases of other women who went missing in the east of Ireland between 19, including those of Deidre Jacob and Jojo Dullard. “We would have been aware of the injuries Angles allegedly inflicted on the bodies of the girls that were kidnapped. Recalling how several women vanished on Ireland’s east coast between 19 Mr Bailey, whose task force investigated the disappearances to see if they could be the work of a serial killer, said: “We had a number of suspects and one of them was Antonio Angles. “The fact he has never been located means he will be a suspect always.” Connected disappearances “Antonio Angles needs to be traced, investigated and ruled out of the inquiry if he wasn’t involved.
“I would say Antonio Angles will remain a person of interest until he can be definitively ruled out and we know what happened with Annie McCarrick. Retired Garda Detective Sergeant Alan Bailey - who was centrally involved in the investigation of the missing tourist - spoke to a Spanish TV programme, due to air on Wednesday, about the fugitive’s escape from police and the mystery of his current whereabouts. She vanished on a day trip to the picturesque village of Enniskerry in County Wicklow, and detectives involved in investigating her disappearance - as well as her friend Marisa Mackle - have claimed she was murdered by a serial killer.
A retired detective garda has claimed an alleged Spanish serial killer is and “will always remain” a suspect in the mystery disappearance of an American tourist near Dublin until the mystery of his whereabouts is solved.Īntonio Angles is wanted over the November 1992 kidnap, rape, torture and murders of three teenage girls near Valencia, whose shocking assassinations featured in a 2019 Netflix documentary.Ī US private investigator spoke last year about the fact Angles, identified as a stowaway on a British-captained container ship who fled Portugal for Dublin after escaping a massive police manhunt in Spain, would have reached Dublin just before 27-year-old Annie McCarrick disappeared without trace.
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