Spain - Amy Fitzpatrick, 15, Malaga, 1 Jan 2008

[StillDiggin]

Amy Fitzpatrick pal tells of 'distraught' messages night before disappearance

Alan, now 39, also revealed the 15-year-old, who was originally from Coolock in Dublin, was being bullied in school

www.dublinlive.ie

 

[StillDiggin]

Missing Amy Fitzpatrick was paid to go on 'drugs runs' before disappearance

Exclusive: "Amy got a hundred euro to sit in the car with them like an innocent"

www.irishmirror.ie

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Friend of Amy Fitzpatrick says he's tempted to go dig up alleged burial site

Exclusive: Alan Quieros says he doesn’t understand why no one has searched the site

www.irishmirror.ie

A friend of missing teen Amy Fitzpatrick says he’s tempted to go to Spain and dig up a stable where she’s alleged to be buried.

Alan Quieros, who has only recently publicly disclosed a chilling final conversation Amy had with him the night before she vanished, says he doesn’t understand why no one has searched the site.

Last year Amy’s father Christoper and aunt Christine Kenny told how an anonymous source alleged that they would find her remains under Stable Number 5 in the derelict Hippodrome racetrack outside the Costa del Sol resort of La Cala de Mijas.

 

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Amy Fitzpatrick's family call for cold case review on disappearance anniversary
Danny De VaalReporter
2 JAN 2023

''The aunt of missing Amy Fitzpatrick has said all the family wants is closure on the 15th anniversary of the Irish teen’s disappearance.

Christine Kenny has said they will never be “right” until the truth comes out about what happened, while her dad Christopher urged anybody with information to come forward.

Amy vanished from Mijas, on the Costa del Sol in Spain, on New Year’s Day 2008.

She was last seen when she left her pal Ashley Rose’s home at 10pm where she was helping babysit Ashley’s brother in Riviera del Sol, near Mijas.

From there she was to return to her own villa – a 10-minute walk away.

At the time Amy was living with her mum Audrey, her stepdad Dave Mahon and her brother Dean.

Tragic Dean, 23, was stabbed to death by his stepfather Mahon on May 25, 2013.

Christine said this time of year is particularly difficult for her family and said Amy’s biological father Christopher is “broken”.

 

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The aunt of Amy Fitzpatrick yesterday revealed how the missing teenager’s father is “completely broken” as they marked her 31st birthday.

Despite another difficult milestone for the family, Amy’s courageous aunt Christine Kenny met with officials at the Spanish Embassy in Ballsbridge, south Dublin.

Following the meeting, she said she will now write to the Irish embassy in Madrid in a bid to make progress in the case.

Christine told the Irish Mirror: “It’s about a young girl who is 31 today who should be here with her family.

“There’s no justice for it and no answers. We need to progress this case.”

Asked how her brother and Amy’s dad Christopher is doing, she said: “He’s completely broken. He’s just totally heartbroken.”

Amy was aged 15 when she vanished from the Mihas area on the Costa del Sol in Spain on New Year’s Day, 2008.

Family of missing Amy Fitzpatrick 'completely broken' as they mark her birthday

Exclusive: Despite another difficult milestone for the family, Amy’s courageous aunt Christine Kenny met with officials at the Spanish Embassy in Ballsbridge, south Dublin.

www.irishmirror.ie

 

[MissMarple33]

Amy Fitzpatrick case breakthrough hope after authorities given new info

The news comes following an extensive private meeting between the family and the Tanaiste and Foreign Minister Micheal Martin ten days ago

www.dublinlive.ie

 

[StillDiggin]

Sick troll targets family of missing Amy Fitzpatrick with New Zealand claim

Dublin teen Amy disappeared aged just 15 from the Costa del Sol where she was living at the time

www.irishmirror.ie

 

[jetsfanjohn]

Sick troll targets family of missing Amy Fitzpatrick with New Zealand claim

Dublin teen Amy disappeared aged just 15 from the Costa del Sol where she was living at the time

www.irishmirror.ie

Hope they catch this sicko quickly and throw the book at him/her.

 

[StillDiggin]

Amy Fitzpatrick’s aunt hopes remains found in Spain are of missing niece: ‘The body has been there over a decade’

Missing Amy Fitzpatrick’s worried aunt Christine Kenny is not ruling out the possibility that human bones discovered next to a suitcase near the place the teenager went missing may those be of her long-lost niece.

m.independent.ie

 

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Dubliner Amy Fitzpatrick went missing on New Year’s Day in 2008 and authorities have struggled to make any leads since.

The 15-year-old had been living in Mijas Costa, near Fuengirola, in Spain with her mum Audrey, stepdad Dave Mahon and her since deceased brother Dean.

"The body was found in the hills near Mijas and they reckon the body has been there over a decade," Amy's auntie, Christine Kenny told the press.

She believes the remains may those be of her long-lost niece: "There is a possibility that it could be Amy, though, as there was a satchel bag found with the remains, and Amy used to have a similar type bag.

Skull, bones and suitcase found near to where missing girl, 15, vanished

Amy's auntie believes the remains may be of her long-lost niece: "There is a possibility that it could be Amy, though, as there was a satchel bag found with the remains, and Amy used to have a similar type bag"

www.mirror.co.uk

“The body was found in the hills near Mijas and they reckon the body has been there over a decade,” Christine says. “They found a skull and other body parts.

“They reckon, though, from the bone structure that it’s of a woman aged between 25 and 30, or thereabouts. But it takes ages for that type of thing to be dealt with.

Amy Fitzpatrick’s aunt hopes remains found in Spain are of missing niece: ‘The body has been there over a decade’

Missing Amy Fitzpatrick’s worried aunt Christine Kenny is not ruling out the possibility that human bones discovered next to a suitcase near the place the teenager went missing may those be of her long-lost niece.

www.independent.ie

 

[Legally Bland]

Are these the same remains they think may be Agnese Klavina, or different remains?

ETA: I read both articles but neither mention AK.

 

[StillDiggin]

Amy Fitzpatrick's aunt believes the teen's case is on the brink of breakthrough

Dubliner Amy was just 15 when she vanished from Mijas Costa, near Fuengirola in Spain, on New Year’s Day, 2008

www.dublinlive.ie

 

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Her aunt Christine Kenny said; "We are convinced there are people out there who know exactly what happened to Amy, especially her friends, but they are just too scared to say anything.

"We believe they have crucial information but are just all too terrified for whatever reason to get involved.

"Poor Amy never stood a chance. She was 15 year old when she disappeared and as far as we are concerned still a child.

"But the Spanish police never launched a proper full investigation to find her and treated her as a missing person case.

"They never interviewed people that they should have interviewed and this is why we keep asking for the case to be upgraded to a murder probe.

"We do not believe Amy is alive. We just want to find her body, bring her home and give her a proper Christian burial.

Family of missing Amy Fitzpatrick believe friends know what happened

Amy was last seen walking home along a shortcut path near the popular sunshine resort of Calahonda

www.irishmirror.ie

 

[StillDiggin]

Sixteen years with no news of Amy Fitzpatrick, the Irish teenager who vanished without trace in Mijas

Some members of Amy's family held a candlelit vigil in memory of her on Monday.

www.surinenglish.com

 

[StillDiggin]

Mum of missing Amy Fitzpatrick 'sick in hospital'

Dave Mahon was due to appear in Carrick on Shannon court this morning for the commencement of his trial over the alleged assault of a pensioner - but the court heard that his wife Audrey is receiving medical treatment

www.irishmirror.ie

 

[StillDiggin]

Bones and suitcase riddle deepens after teenage girl, 15, vanished in Spain

In Spain, a significant discovery was made just a year ago. Bones found near Mijas Costa sparked hope of closure for Amy Fitzpatrick's family, though identification remains uncertain

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[StillDiggin]

Missing Amy Fitzpatrick's mum opens up on moment she thought she had been found

Amy Fitzpatrick was 15 when she vanished in Spain in 2008 and her mother Audrey Mahon has spoken for the first time about an astonishing coincidence that led her to believe police had found her daughter

www.dublinlive.ie

 

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Asked if anyone has ever said to his face that he murdered Amy, who vanished from Spain on New Year's Day 2008, Mahon said: "No. No one really has put it as blunt as you just said it.

"Look I'm not out to change anybody's perception. I don't really care what people think.

"They don't have to walk in myself or Audrey's shoes. Let's just hope one of their kids doesn't go missing and then I go, 'Jesus Christ they must be having a rough time'."

Amy Fitzpatrick's Stepfather says no one ever accused him to face of killing her

Dave Mahon, who served five years in prison for the manslaughter of Amy's brother Dean, says he is very aware of accusations on social media over the years

www.dublinlive.ie

 

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Last person to see missing Irish teen Amy Fitzpatrick in 'never be found' fear

THE last person to see missing Irish teen Amy Fitzpatrick says she hasn’t spoken to Spanish cops in 17 years and cried: “I fear she will never be found.” Ashley Rose was 13 when she waved goodbye t…

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The missing child case that's eerie similar to Madeleine McCann

Irish teen Amy Fitzpatrick, from Dublin, Ireland, went missing in 2008 in Mijas, near Fuengirola on the Costa Del Sol and her parents are still looking for answers 17 years on.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Bethan]

The missing child case that's eerie similar to Madeleine McCann

Irish teen Amy Fitzpatrick, from Dublin, Ireland, went missing in 2008 in Mijas, near Fuengirola on the Costa Del Sol and her parents are still looking for answers 17 years on.

www.dailymail.co.uk

In Response to the 2nd article linked above…..

Typical click bait from the Daily Mail…..the ‘eerie similarities’ being

Both female
Both likely murdered & remains not yet found

In that case ‘eerily similar’ to very many cases we follow here!