Severed arm found on Dollymount beach

Degsy · 18-03-2011 4:49pm

They say fish will eat human remains,however i never met a carp'll eat an arm.

HavingCrack · 22-03-2011 3:28am

This has given a whole new meaning to fish fingers.

brianthelion · 22-03-2011 3:41am

If the guy was in the casino,that explains it,He just lost his arm now hes playing for the leg,But the walker could not understand why his dog would not stop barking,He didnt know he was looking for a hand.there again he could have took it home with him,I,m sure it would have come in handy

Degsy · 22-03-2011 11:14am

Why would you never starve to death on dollymount strand ?

Because of all the sand-which is there...in this case 'arm sandwiches.

caseyann · 22-03-2011 3:02pm

This thread is just sick,could be one of the many missing people in our country whose families are devastated and dont know where their son is.

What if it was one of your family members missing and you are waiting to find out its him?

So they couldnt use finger prints if the person is not even Irish ,they could check interpol or dna from families that are missing a family member to find out who he was

but they were relying on a tattoo that was professionally removed?

Nodster · 22-03-2011 5:13pm

sorry caseyann, I hold my hand up for adding to the thread, but in all honesty do you not suggest for a minute that our wonderful Gardai would check their missing persons files first?

caseyann · 22-03-2011 5:22pm

Nodster wrote: »

sorry caseyann, I hold my hand up for adding to the thread, but in all honesty do you not suggest for a minute that our wonderful Gardai would check their missing persons files first?

Oh getting lower

It doesnt look like it.What are the chances of an arm washing up on the beach and it came from another country? And then again if it did those people who disappear and murdered in such a way are usually criminals themselves.Or they have been reported by friends or family members as missing.
I know millions to go through in data banks,but wouldn't they print him and send it through interpol to locate their identity.
Its like the thames case.

Degsy · 23-03-2011 11:53am

caseyann wrote: »

Oh getting lower

It doesnt look like it.What are the chances of an arm washing up on the beach and it came from another country? And then again if it did those people who disappear and murdered in such a way are usually criminals themselves.Or they have been reported by friends or family members as missing.
I know millions to go through in data banks,but wouldn't they print him and send it through interpol to locate their identity.
Its like the thames case.

So this one-armed man walks into a pub....

nxbyveromdwjpg · 23-03-2011 2:13pm

caseyann wrote: »

Oh getting lower

It doesnt look like it.What are the chances of an arm washing up on the beach and it came from another country? And then again if it did those people who disappear and murdered in such a way are usually criminals themselves.Or they have been reported by friends or family members as missing.
I know millions to go through in data banks,but wouldn't they print him and send it through interpol to locate their identity.
Its like the thames case.

You can probably count on one hand the amount of cases like this that get solved

DeVore · 23-03-2011 2:36pm

This thread is 'armless enough....

DeV.

Sunnyisland · 23-03-2011 3:22pm

Once you dont put your foot init.

Ste- · 23-03-2011 3:27pm

I hope he isn't self h-arming.

thebullkf · 23-03-2011 3:32pm

HellFireClub wrote: »

A fisherman has come forward to say that he saw the arm floating on the water when he was out fishing for muscles... :D:D

ah stop..i thimk i'm getting a haddock....

HellFireClub · 24-03-2011 3:39am

Breaking News: Gardai have strong-armed a confession from the main suspect in this case, they have admitted that they had to put the elbow into the suspect before he eventually cracked...

wurzlitzer · 24-03-2011 4:02am

Degsy wrote: »

So this one-armed man walks into a pub....

orders a pint, places severed arm on counter...

and the barman says: "Sorry mate we don't take arms or legs here, cash only"

*gets coat*

[Jackass] · 24-03-2011 9:26am

Gardai are now reaching out to the cuplrets in this case to hold their hands up and get in touch...

They feel like a breakthrough is within arms reach and they have offered the family of the victim a shoulder to cry on, despite resources being strethced at the moment, as they have their fingers in many pies.

The evidence will be shuffled through with surgical percision and the finger pointing can then begin.

Degsy · 24-03-2011 6:01pm

thebullkf wrote: »

ah stop..i thimk i'm getting a haddock....

For ****s hake,i've haddock nuff of whiting in this plaice for a decent fish joke to come along.

I said If one comes up let minnow,figuring salmon would tell a decent one but it was shrimply not the case.

Trout the thread people have floundered in search of puns,repeatedly carping on for a very ling time.

Anyway,i better get my skates on,i have prawn to look up on the computer..

Yakuza · 24-03-2011 8:32pm

^Post of the month right there^. ROFL-tastic!

Degsy · 24-03-2011 9:35pm

Yakuza wrote: »

^Post of the month right there^. ROFL-tastic!

At last,somebody in tuna with the meaning of fish puns a veritible ray of hope..and you didnt take long to mullet over.

Its good herring that you enjoyed it..i have a friend called Macker,eel come out with some turbot-charged puns,maybe Mackerel be here shortly to join in.

dubtom · 24-03-2011 10:04pm

All these fish jokes are getting out of hand. On a serious note I have a friend who lost an arm and a leg on the GG's, his leg is still missing.

Degsy · 25-03-2011 1:29pm

dubtom wrote: »

his leg is still missing.

He should go to africa where the Negroes.

shotgun mike · 29-03-2011 5:29pm

Gardaí have confirmed its irish - probably didnt want to go out on a limb

http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0329/dollymount.html

Degsy · 29-03-2011 5:39pm

They can wave goodbye to any public help.

caseyann · 29-03-2011 8:14pm

shotgun mike wrote: »

Gardaí have confirmed its irish - probably didnt want to go out on a limb

http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0329/dollymount.html

God help the poor family.One thing to lose a memeber of your family but only one piece of the body found.
R.I.P whomever you are,condolences to family and friends.:(

And i think yours and others comments are very distasteful and crude.

uprising2 · 29-03-2011 8:39pm

caseyann wrote: »

God help the poor family.One thing to lose a memeber of your family but only one piece of the body found.
R.I.P whomever you are,condolences to family and friends.:(

And i think yours and others comments are very distasteful and crude.

I heard a rumour it was this fella's arm.

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/RAPIST+IS+JAILED+FOR+BURGLARY.-a0209391022

http://www.kerryman.ie/breaking-news/national-news/rapist-gets-18-months-for-burglary-1909840.html

He supposedly locked the fella in the boot of the car and then raped his girlfriend.

EDIT:
Confirmed, it was James "boots" Nolan.

Limb found at Dollymount was from rapist.
Gardaí have identified the arm of a man found on Dollymount Beach as that of James Nolan, a 46-year-old convicted rapist and burglar who was released from prison last November.
Gardaí have identified the arm of a man found on Dollymount Beach as that of James Nolan, a 46-year-old convicted rapist and burglar who was released from prison last November.

Mr Nolan has not been reported missing but has not been seen since his release.

Gardaí are trying to establish his whereabouts but fear he could have been killed.

This investigation began following the discovery of a man's arm on Dollymount Beach in Dublin on 8 February last.

A DNA sample was taken, sent to Interpol and British police identified it as that of James Nolan, a 46-year-old rapist.

His DNA had been maintained on a database in the UK after he had been arrested there. There is no DNA here.

Nolan was sentenced to 14 years for rape in 1986.

Following his release from prison he was jailed again for 18 months in 2009 for burglary.

He was released from the Midlands Prison on 22 November 2011 but his whereabouts are unknown. His parents have passed away and his family in Finglas have not seen him.

Gardai are now trying to establish the circumstances in which he lost his arm and although he could still be alive, they fear he could have been killed.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0329/dollymount.html

The Hill Billy · 29-03-2011 11:23pm

Everybody - please put your hand together for uprising2 for solving the case.

dubtom · 29-03-2011 11:45pm

Well well, it was a one armed bandit.

29-03-2011 11:54pm

Now I read that, totally Dexter on tour

caseyann · 30-03-2011 12:09am

uprising2 wrote: »

I heard a rumour it was this fella's arm.

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/RAPIST+IS+JAILED+FOR+BURGLARY.-a0209391022

http://www.kerryman.ie/breaking-news/national-news/rapist-gets-18-months-for-burglary-1909840.html

He supposedly locked the fella in the boot of the car and then raped his girlfriend.

EDIT:
Confirmed, it was James "boots" Nolan.

Limb found at Dollymount was from rapist.
Gardaí have identified the arm of a man found on Dollymount Beach as that of James Nolan, a 46-year-old convicted rapist and burglar who was released from prison last November.
Gardaí have identified the arm of a man found on Dollymount Beach as that of James Nolan, a 46-year-old convicted rapist and burglar who was released from prison last November.

Mr Nolan has not been reported missing but has not been seen since his release.

Gardaí are trying to establish his whereabouts but fear he could have been killed.

This investigation began following the discovery of a man's arm on Dollymount Beach in Dublin on 8 February last.

A DNA sample was taken, sent to Interpol and British police identified it as that of James Nolan, a 46-year-old rapist.

His DNA had been maintained on a database in the UK after he had been arrested there. There is no DNA here.

Nolan was sentenced to 14 years for rape in 1986.

Following his release from prison he was jailed again for 18 months in 2009 for burglary.

He was released from the Midlands Prison on 22 November 2011 but his whereabouts are unknown. His parents have passed away and his family in Finglas have not seen him.

Gardai are now trying to establish the circumstances in which he lost his arm and although he could still be alive, they fear he could have been killed.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0329/dollymount.html

How did you know before the fact?

Yikes still an awful way to die if dead.
Imagine still alive.

30-03-2011 1:46am

I hope it was it was torn from his body while he was still alive. Beyond scum

Severed arm found on Dollymount beach

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