The Sunday Times reports that the "search will focus on land identified to gardai as a possible burial site for a missing woman. "
Its reported that Gardai in Kildare are poised to begin the search of a plot of land as part of their investigation in to the murder of Deirdre Jacob.
The 18 year old student teacher, who was home from London for the summer, was last seen near her home in Roseberry in Newbridge on July 28th, 1998.
The Sunday Times reports that the "search will focus on land identified to gardai as a possible burial site for a missing woman. "
The missing-persons investigation into Deirdre Jacob’s disappearance was upgraded to a murder inquiry in 2018.
That followed a review by the Garda serious crime review team.
Gardai are to search a plot of land in Co Kildare as part of an inquiry into the suspected abduction and murder of Deirdre Jacob, an 18-year-old last seen in July 1998 near her home in Newbridge, Co Kildare https://t.co/Z2mYeFH2eV
— The Sunday Times Ireland (@ST__Ireland) September 19, 2021

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