The story, which recalls the plot of the film “Weekend with the dead”, happened in Carlow Town, Ireland. The deceased retiree is 66-year-old Peadar Doyle, but the autopsy failed to establish with certainty what time his death dates back
It sounds like the plot of “Weekend with the Dead”, but in this case it’s all true. Quick summary of the facts: last Friday a man showed up at the post office in Carlow Town, Ireland, to request the pension of 66-year-old Peadar Doyle, but he was told that only the person concerned could collect it. So he returned shortly after with a second companion and holding a third man – Mr. Doyle, in fact – but he was dead. When a lady noticed it and gave the alarm, the two first said that the pensioner was having a heart attack, but then they ran away, without money and leaving the body there.
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Police investigations revealed that Doyle lived right next to the post office on Pollerton Road, but it is unknown if he really knew the two fugitives. Another point to clarify is when the death dates back: in fact, according to what the Irish Times reports, the autopsy was unable to establish it with certainty, even if it is not excluded that the death may have occurred inside the office. postal. Now the hope is that there are CCTV cameras en route from the retirement home to the post office that have filmed the whole scene, so as to determine if Doyle was really able to walk and – therefore – was still alive (as he writes the Irish Sunday Mirror, citing an anonymous source) or he was already dead and the two deliberately took his body, fully dressed, to orchestrate the scam.
January 24, 2022 (change January 24, 2022 | 13:18)
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