The story seems to be a bit repetitive and likely could have been told in just two parts. The victim was a beautiful and introverted wife and mother, a very nice lady who deserved to live her life in peace. The main suspect is an obnoxious bore and a narcissistic attention seeker with a violent streak. While some of his statements are contradictory, there is no physical or forensic evidence pointing to him as the murderer. He cannot be prosecuted based on his stated and retracted confessions or the circumstantial evidence cited by people who already dislike him. Everything he says or does appears to be an attempt to maintain his relevance to anyone who will listen. He can't stand to be ignored.
Review of Sophie: A Murder in West Cork
