Sophie: A Murder in West Cork - Netflix.

There is a huge difference between AGS turning a blind eye or even giving some sort of protection to a local weed seller and covering up the brutal murder of a woman.

Your second theory is off the charts stuff.

What are these elements of it that you claim are already true ?

That Farrell worked in a shop?

That yachts sail off the Cork coast?

That a miniscule percentage of those yachts may be used for drug smuggling?

Coat buttons and burning a coat or any other material doesn't prove murder in a court of law. Same goes for chopping of trees or killing turkeys.

It is totally irrelevant what Bailey burnt and why, or whether he needed a Christmas tree or wanted to eat a turkey. His DNA, his fingerprints were nowhere on the crime scene or on the victim nor has anybody seen him there that night.

The narcissist with the big ego could easily have been that Guard from Bantry. I also don't think that Bailey's motive would have been sexual.

Also, any professional killer could have had the experience to make the murder look like a narcissist in an unplanned rage did it.

If the killing would have had all the trade marks of a professional then there would have been the problem of getting away with it and the police automatically focusing on a wider, possibly more international search.

But yet they looked locally and found somebody locally to pin it on.

Anybody professional wouldn't have needed an awfully long time to understand that the local Guards weren't the smartes and sharpest tools in the shed.

The FBI profiler could only profile on the facts and evidence he received, - and who was collecting the evidence from the crime scene? The "competent" Guards.

Also how many killers does the FBI know or have profiled, who were able to hike for one hour in darkness to kill somebody, not leaving any DNA, any fingerprints at the scene, then hike back, and that under the influence of a lots of alcohol, clean themselves up and act totally normal the next day. I'd say the FBI would need to explain that one a bit closer.

exactly....there is absolutely noting to place bailey at the scene of the crime.

Not in south west Cork a few days from the winter solstice.

Gets bring closer to 9am

Irregardless if Sophie was up about in the house anytime before 9am it's very likely lights would be on.

Was it not suggested that the blood on the back door may have been from murderer either going to the house to close the door, turn off lights or remove something incriminating or some combination of these.

"Attacking him & scratching his face". Poor little Ian.

The thing about men who abuse women is that they are cowards. They will never attempt to abuse another man in a similar manner. The abuse will always take place in a private domestic setting and never in a public setting in the company of others. It's the street angel / house devil scenario. The public persona is at odds with the private persona.

You said the lights were on, quoting no source, then you posted M.S saying the lights were off.

Have you got any source for this statement?

Most likely we will never have the answer on whether the lights were on, or the buttons among the burnt chars of whatever was left of that fire behind the studio and the expensive bottle of French wine somewhere in the green fields.

Also the Guards haven't come up with anything regarding this trip to Paris.

So I gather, we're more likely to get a death bed confession, in the best case scenario.

I also think Bailey is getting more senile and old every day. I don't see anything reasonable coming from him, - no legal challenges in the EU supreme court, nothing that likes.

I'd say this is all at a dead end.

Alfie is dead, and so are many others. Where does Marie Farrell live these days, - not that it matters, just out of curiosity? Same as Shirley? Did she move to the UK for good? I think so.

And the investigating cops are also either dead or in retirement, - voices on the Bandon tapes were never identified?

With all this incompetence involved, there won't be anything other than speculation and good stories for long evenings in the pub if the GAA or horse racing ever get boring.

So if lights were off (not turned off by the killer) then it probably happened after 8 am?

A newspaper is quoting an Uncle of Sophie as saying that he accepts that the review may clear as main suspect IB! Is there something to this?