The Reservoir Phones: How Graham Dwyer Was Convicted of Murdering Elaine O'Hara
In August 2012, childcare worker Elaine O'Hara vanished near Shanganagh Cemetery in south Dublin, and for a year her case went nowhere. Then a drought lowered the Vartry Reservoir, and two hidden phones, saved as "Master" and "Slave", led detectives through 2,600 text messages to a married architect from Foxrock. This is the story of how Graham Dwyer was convicted of her murder, the data-privacy appeals that went all the way to Europe, and why his conviction still stands.
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