Ireland - Tina Satchwell, 45, Youghal, Co. Cork, 20 March 2017 *arrest*

[Harchmare]

"Human remains found in a house in Youghal have been identified through dental records as being missing woman Tina Satchwell.

It is understood that remains recovered from under a stairs in a hallway of the home of the missing woman have now been identified as being her.

However gardai are understood to also be awaiting the results of DNA analysis."

Dental records identify human remains found in Cork house as Tina Satchwell

It is understood that remains recovered from under a stairs in a hallway of the home of the missing woman have now been identified as being her

www.irishmirror.ie

 

[LaCEZ]

RIP Tina Satchwell.

Hope he gets a full life term for this.

 

[neteditor]

RIP Tina Satchwell.

Hope he gets a full life term for this.

We don't have full life terms in Ireland as far as I know. He'll be out in 12.

ETA to correct myself, I googled another high profile case to see what the perp's current status is.

Looks like there's no right to parole application until 14 years are served. Then it's a decision for the parole board of course, but this says 20 years is average.

It's still pitiful though.

Link to article on MSN re Joe O'Reilly, wife killer)

 

[LaCEZ]

Oh for gods sake, that is outrageous. He should die in prison.

 

[astheworldfallsdown]

Thoughts with all Tina's family, loved ones and her little doggies.

 

[Ironside]

Poor Tina. I never believed that she just vanished with a suitcase full of cash.

 

[LaCEZ]

You would wonder what fairy story he is spinning for the cops now, I bet he will deny and deny, I would be very surprised if he does confesses.

 

[neteditor]

You would wonder what fairy story he is spinning for the cops now, I bet he will deny and deny, I would be very surprised if he does confesses.

I imagine he's going no comment on everything. It seems cut and shut but I don't think he seems the type to confess at all, I agree.

 

[neteditor]

old article <modsnip> it's actually fairly chilling.

Exclusive: 'I bought her everything she ever wanted' – Husband of missing woman (45) gives intimate tour of their home

THE husband of a woman missing from her home in Co Cork for the past 16 weeks has confirmed he was treated as a suspect by gardai but insists that he has "nothing to hide".

www.independent.ie

 

[neteditor]

They've got one hour of questioning time left (until 8pm).

 

[LiamF]

Tina's body was found concealed in a wall under some stairs in their home, her husband was the last to see her alive and didn't report her missing for 4 days, if any jury hears those 3 facts there will be no doubt of a conviction. If he confesses and shows remorse, he may someday be released. I hope he gets what's coming to him.

 

[Legally Bland]

Charged.

https://x.com/PaulByrne_1/status/1712906936931295362?s=20

Paul Byrne
@PaulByrne_1
Breaking News - A man in his 50s has been charged with the murder of Tina Satchwell .

He’s due in court tomorrow

@VirginMediaNews

 

[neteditor]

Richard Satchwell (53) due to appear in court in connection with murder of his wife Tina

A MAN arrested by Gardaí in connection with the murder of Tina Satchwell (45) is due to appear before a court sitting in Tipperary tomorrow.

www.sundayworld.com

 

[cocomod]

Question, how do you think he hid the smell? Like, he actually took that journalist in to his home. This is horrible!

 

[Legally Bland]

Question, how do you think he hid the smell? Like, he actually took that journalist in to his home. This is horrible!

This would probably do it if the report is accurate:

The body was found wrapped in black plastic and buried beneath a thick layer of concrete almost a metre deep in a full- size grave dug in the stairwell of the stairs in the hallway of the three-storey terraced house where the main suspect in the case lived.

Tina Satchwell case: Human remains found at house in Youghal confirmed to be those of missing woman

Suspect due to be charged or released by 8pm this evening after dental records confirm missing woman buried under stairs of house in Youghal

www.irishtimes.com

 

[Officer Dibble]

old article <modsnip> it's actually fairly chilling.

Exclusive: 'I bought her everything she ever wanted' – Husband of missing woman (45) gives intimate tour of their home

THE husband of a woman missing from her home in Co Cork for the past 16 weeks has confirmed he was treated as a suspect by gardai but insists that he has "nothing to hide".

www.independent.ie

Hi, just joining this thread. My interest was caught when I noticed Youghal. It's not often you see Youghal come up in the news. This article linked above, says he met Tina in England where she lived next door to his brother. Was Tina Irish or English?

 

[Officer Dibble]

Surely

This would probably do it if the report is accurate:

The body was found wrapped in black plastic and buried beneath a thick layer of concrete almost a metre deep in a full- size grave dug in the stairwell of the stairs in the hallway of the three-storey terraced house where the main suspect in the case lived.

Tina Satchwell case: Human remains found at house in Youghal confirmed to be those of missing woman

Suspect due to be charged or released by 8pm this evening after dental records confirm missing woman buried under stairs of house in Youghal

www.irishtimes.com

you'd have to drill to dig through concrete? A metre deep would make a lot of longtime noise. JMO

 

[Ironside]

Hi, just joining this thread. My interest was caught when I noticed Youghal. It's not often you see Youghal come up in the news. This article linked above, says he met Tina in England where she lived next door to his brother. Was Tina Irish or English?

She was Irish. She moved over to England when she was a teenager.

 

[Ironside]

I’d assume there wasn’t any hand found if Tina was all wrapped up in plastic and encased in concrete. What I think happened is some concrete got into the plumbing and this only came to light when renovation work started next door. Potentially a construction worker may have put two and two together and called the Gardaí in.

Would there be enough time in 4 days to dig a grave and lay concrete? I think so but surely this activity would have looked strange. I’d assume the Gardaí tried to get local cctv from when Tina went missing and it would have looked bad if someone bought a load of concrete. I’m starting to wonder if Tina’s murder was pre-planned.

 

[Legally Bland]

Surely

you'd have to drill to dig through concrete? A metre deep would make a lot of longtime noise. JMO

I'm not sure what RS did, but I was assuming there wasn't any concrete there to begin with. Maybe a crawl space or similar.